“Dear friends, dear enemies”: Dress-Code in black, provocative announcement, here is what the funeral of Thierry Ardisson will look like

An expected dress code – "dear friends, dear enemies": dress-code

The guests are also asked to respect the “Dress code Ardisson (with or without black glasses”).

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

The announcement of his death aroused a rain of tributes. For example, from President Macron to chain bosses via many figures from the small screen (Arthur, Cyril Hanouna, Karine Le Marchand …)

Always all dressed in black -which has earned him his nickname -. Ardisson has shaken the cathodic landscape with his successful talk shows where the whole -Paris was going, like “midnight baths”, presented from the nightclub of the shower baths in Paris, “black glasses for white nights” at the palace and “right bank / left bank”, the first Cultural Magazine Daily in France.

He has known his best hours with “Everyone talks about it” on France 2 (1998-2006) where his questions. sometimes trash, have often created the buzz.

Thierry Ardisson then went to the controls of “Salut les Terrriens” (2006-2019). on Canal+ then C8, which he had to stop after refusing to lower the budget.