Roman bottle, the insolent touch-all artist
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Par Nathalie Simon
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DISPARITION - Avec coluche, il a fondé le Café de la Gare, en 1968. L’inclassable trublion s’est éteint à l’âge de 84 ans.
"Romain will become our invisible, but never our absence," says Gérard Lanvin. Man was unclassifiable, elusive, a UFO in the world of entertainment. They say no one is irreplaceable, Roman bottle is irreplaceable. His verb, successively flowered or chastised, his sparkling gaze behind his glasses, his sliced voice and his humorous laughter will remain in his memories. "what Romain did not teach me, I stole from him on stage," said his friend Coluche, with whom he founded the Café de la Gare in 1968. "it's a lie, there were eight of us!" rectified the touch-à-tout artist, author, actor, singer, sixty-eight assumed. He passed away Monday at the age of 84.
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Until the end, this big kid "supposed to be crazy" and placed in a "medical-pedagogical college" at the age of 16 had kept a curiosity intact. In 1999, he had returned to celebrate the thirty years of the café theatre, which had become a libertarian temple where insolence reigned as a jealous mistress. "he was …
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