France’s Got Talent: Tensions on the set, Marianne James reportedly annoyed by the lack of French people in the cast

Filming of the 19th season of France has an unbelievable talent would not have gone well. According to the magazine’s information Audience, All the jurors, including Marianne James, complained about the lack of French candidates in the casting.

Karine Le Marchand took a well-deserved vacation. After filming the last season of France has an unbelievable talent, the 55-year-old host left the capital to go to her house in the south of France, bought in 2020 to renovate it. It is there, in her haven of peace located in Aix-en-Provence, that Stéphane Plaza’s best friend plans to regain her strength before returning to the film sets, this time for the new season of Love is in the meadow. But if Alya’s mother urgently needed a vacation, it was not only because of overwork: according to the magazine’s information Audiencethe filming of the 19th edition of France has an unbelievable talent didn’t go very well…

The cause of the tensions in the studios of La Plaine Saint-Denis ? The casting ! “There was not a single number performed by French speakers. The audience was as drunk as the judges, because we did not understand what the candidates were saying. It was laborious and everyone was bored“, a witness told our colleagues.

Marianne James annoyed by the casting of France’s Got Talent

The situation would have been quite difficult to manage for Eric Antoine, an emblematic member of the jury of France has an unbelievable talentwho would not have been comfortable with the language of Shakespeare. Even the Quebec comedian Sugar Sammy would have become annoyed with the production, declaring: “But you don’t have any French people applying?”. As for Hélène Ségara and Marianne James, they even called the public to witness by saying: “Are you drunk too?” “Now it’s The World’s Got Talent,” the former Nouvelle Star judge would have even added.

These public lamentations on the part of the jury of France has an unbelievable talent obviously do not help matters for the production, which would have summoned the four acolytes “to stop casting in front of the public”. A “wasted effort” according to our colleagues from Audience, who specifies that the jurors would have on the contrary driven the point home, recalling that they had signed to judge French talents and not those from the American and other versions. The beginning of the end for M6’s cult program?