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Next Wednesday comes to the cinema Retirement home 2, a film directed by Claude Zidi Jr, starring Kev Adams (also screenwriter and producer) Chantal Ladesou and Jean Reno. The latter will be the guest on 8:30 p.m. on Sunday Laurent Delahousse this evening on France 2. He will then come to promote this comedy, but also very certainly to take stock with the journalist on his long and extremely brilliant career, he who has notably marked the spirits in Visitors, alongside Christian Clavier.
He also shone under the leadership of Luc Besson, in Nikita in 1990 and Léon four years later. And before that, in The big Bluein 1988.”More than 9 million spectators” traveled to see this film, as Leïla Kaddour recalled last Friday, she who received the actor with Nagui in The original band on France Inter. He was also nominated in 8 categories for the César in 1989. The Blue Ghent changed Jean Reno’s life, but it also made him lose his mind. “I didn’t work for eight months, I was confused, I got divorced“, said the actor, speaking about his first wife Geneviève, mother of his children Sandra and Michael.
Jean Reno finally “brought back to the right path”
The actor then started a new life with Nathalie Dyszkiewicz, whom he married and with whom he had two other children: Tom, born in 1996, and Serena, born in 1998. He has since been married to Zofia Borucka, British model, the mother of his last two children: Cielo, born in 2009 and Dean, born in 2011. To return to his slack after The big Blue, Jean Reno clarified that when he says that this film made him “lose his mind”, he is not talking about ego, as Nagui supposed. But because he lost “the taste for relationships with others“.
“I was in a cloud, somewhere else. I didn’t give a damn about anything! I had no money, but I was traveling“, added the actor, before specifying that he was simply “adrift.” Son entourage l’a ensuite “brought back on the right path“, which allowed him to have the long, regular and spectacular career that everyone knows him to be today.
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