In its number on newsstands this Monday, June 29, Télé Star reveals 10 behind-the-scenes information on the 12 noon shots.
Since June 2010, Jean-Luc Reichmann has brought together, on average, nearly four million viewers, daily at midday in front of his game Les 12 coups de midi. On the occasion of this tenth anniversary, TV Star, in its number available in newsstands this Monday, June 29, gives you ten information behind the scenes of the game of TF1. We reveal you in particular how are the midday masters’ trips organized and other candidates.
The latter are housed at the hotel and fed on the set. The production covers all or part of the transport costs of all the candidates. In the event of successive victories, the noon masters must make themselves available by asking for days off or RTT. “I sent information to my employers during the filming because I had to manage my leave and the projects that I left on hold. So far, they have been very accommodating and kind”, told us, for example, Eric, the greatest champion in the history of the game, last January.
Also discover the records on the mysterious stars of the 12 noon shots
Other behind-the-scenes information from the 12 noon shots revealed by Télé Star this week: the records concerning the mysterious stars. Did you know, for example, that the most quickly found star remains, to this day, that which concerned Jean-Pierre Pernaut, discovered in a single test, only, by Pierre-Marie. As for the longest, it is that of Franck Provost discovered after 52 days and while the face of the hairdresser of the stars had been visible for several days.
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of his game, Jean-Luc Reichmann gave two meetings to viewers: this Sunday, June 28, a cake was brought on the set while on July 4, he will offer a great bonus evening surrounded by the greatest noon masters.
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