Overview
- Michel Blanc, known for his roles in 'Les Bronzés' and other French cinema classics, died at 72 from a cardiac arrest following an allergic reaction.
- The funeral was held at the Saint-Eustache Church in Paris, a location Blanc frequently visited, with a service led by Father Yves Trocheris.
- Prominent figures, including the troupe from the Splendid, Brigitte Macron, and members of the film and theater community, attended the ceremony.
- Josiane Balasko, a longtime friend and colleague, delivered an emotional tribute, reminiscing about Blanc's love for music and acting.
- The ceremony was open to the public, with many fans gathering outside to pay their respects and follow the service via an outdoor broadcast.