Fabrice Luchini's last vacation before the Île de Ré was submerged under water

The holidays are falling apart for Fabrice Lucchini. Resident of the 18th arrondissement of Paris, the French actor and comedian had the habit of slipping away to his vacation home located on the Île de Ré. A luxury that Fabrice Luchini - in a burst of pessimism - explains he parted ways with on the set of C à Vous on September 15, for fear that rising water levels, due to global warming, would engulf the entire island. “Ecology is not nothing. We're going to die, that's almost certain, he exclaimed. There will no longer be La Rochelle in around fifteen years. I sold my house because the guy told me that in twelve years, there will no longer be Île de Ré. I felt like I had to tear myself away. In twelve, fifteen years, there will be no more Île de Ré, no more Noirmoutier, there will be nothing! The seas are going to rise... You're screwed. So it was the last vacation. »

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