Laurent Baffie, Léa Salamé, Brigitte Macron … The guests respected the “Dress code Ardisson” for the funeral of the animator

The funeral of Thierry Ardisson, in the form of a “last good evening”, began Thursday in Paris, in the presence of a thousand people often dressed in black according to the “dress code” of the star of the small screen. &#13. Consequently,

Songs of George Harrison, John Lennon, David Bowie or even Jean-Louis Aubert (“Here it is over”) are planned during the ceremony, in the Saint-Roch church, the parish of the artists, before an burial in the strictest intimacy.

Audrey Crespo-Mara. the wife of the former producer and animator who died on Monday at 76, welcomed the guests, to whom it was asked to respect the “Dress code Ardisson (with or without black glasses)”, that is to say the black costume.

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Have been seen friends like Laurent Baffie, Philippe Corti, Léa Salamé, personalities such as Arthur, Alex Vizorek, Florent Pagny, Marc Lavoine, Patrick Timsit, Guillaume Durand, and also Brigitte Macron, Gabriel Attal and the president of France Télévisions, Delphine Ernotte Cunci.

Admirers. who applauded at the arrival of the black coffin, also came in large numbers in dressed, and remained behind the barriers in the blocked street.

“Thank you for me. but laurent baffie, léa salamé, brigitte also for what you brought to TV,” addressed Dalila Choufa, 57, who specially posed a day off to be present.

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“A free and courageous man like that there is no more, even if I did not agree with everything he said,” praised Michelle Boesnach, 50 -year -old merchant from Normandy.

Star of the small screen in the 1980s, Thierry Ardisson died in Paris following cancer.

Artists from all over the world to politicians. everyone crowded their successful talk shows like “Black Glasses for White Nights”, or “Everyone talks about it” on France 2.