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[DionFanAlways]

would it have been Madonna receiving those questions, the lady reporter would be dead. What kind of questions was that?

It won't play for me anymore. I remember the interview now.

[scielle]

I think many have asked in the past for a translation of that much-written-about Tête à tête interview from '92 - well just found one:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzOtohyEWts

[kevincheung410]

I hope that someone uploads this video to youtube because I'm having trouble viewing it. It keeps playing just the commercial advertisement, but know Celine.

 

TVA content is sensitive on youtube. Sorry. Pls try here.

And 720p Download Link

[scielle]

TVA content is sensitive on youtube. Sorry. Pls try here.

And 720p Download Link

 

Or here: https://www.facebook.com/fabricecelinedionblogspot/videos/10153683548527139/?fref=nf

[québecflower]

so much fun, take that Aretha when you feel a bit down, it puts you in a fighting spirit

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5fV2p9lQXY

Edited October 2, 2015 at 02:37 AM by québecflower

[kevincheung410]

Celine Dion @ PrimeTime Monday, ABC, 2003-09-15

 

There's something wrong w/ the file I found. Sorry for that.

 

http://my.tv.sohu.co.../81647938.shtml

http://www.tudou.com...ew/ri6XgBGJ40M/

 

 

Original file from celinemaniacs.

 

Here is a short preview about what Céline will say in the interview given ABC's program Primetime Monday last Sunday:

 

"Many times they send people to criticise the show, which first of all they don't like you to start with, they send people who are very snobby - sometimes, not always, but sometimes - and people who like band, heavy rock. And then they send them - poor guys - to see a romantic show with people who's going to sing a ballad.Of course they're not going to like it!"

Céline also doesn't care if people hate her dramatically short haircut, which she got for her extravaganza show "A New Day."

"A lot of people, I think, think I did a mistake... I don't think I made a mistake because I can always have long hair tonight with a wig on my head, there are times that I like my short hair very much - when I put hats, when I go play golf, when I'm a mommy, when I go out of the pool. That's great - it works very nice."

[chocolatechip15]

Or here: https://www.facebook...527139/?fref=nf

 

So sweet. Also, Julie's daughter has quite a stage presence for such a little girl! Really extraordinary. Makes you want to see 5-year-old Celine's performance at her brother's wedding.

 

Celine said: "Dear Julie. Sadly, we cannot be there to share this magic moment with you two. Another heart is here. Rene joins me to wish you a future that is the highest of your hopes and of your dreams. Congratulations. And, above all, long life."

[TiagoFragoso05]

Original file from celinemaniacs.

 

Here is a short preview about what Céline will say in the interview given ABC's program Primetime Monday last Sunday:

 

"Many times they send people to criticise the show, which first of all they don't like you to start with, they send people who are very snobby - sometimes, not always, but sometimes - and people who like band, heavy rock. And then they send them - poor guys - to see a romantic show with people who's going to sing a ballad.Of course they're not going to like it!"

Céline also doesn't care if people hate her dramatically short haircut, which she got for her extravaganza show "A New Day."

"A lot of people, I think, think I did a mistake... I don't think I made a mistake because I can always have long hair tonight with a wig on my head, there are times that I like my short hair very much - when I put hats, when I go play golf, when I'm a mommy, when I go out of the pool. That's great - it works very nice."

 

its not working for me, the mega, it stops at some seconds

[Angel2006]

Or here: https://www.facebook...527139/?fref=nf

 

 

Thanks. Such a sweet moment with Julie's daughter.

[drove all night]

Or here: https://www.facebook...527139/?fref=nf

 

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[drove all night]

So sweet. Also, Julie's daughter has quite a stage presence for such a little girl! Really extraordinary. Makes you want to see 5-year-old Celine's performance at her brother's wedding.

 

Celine said: "Dear Julie. Sadly, we cannot be there to share this magic moment with you two. Another heart is here. Rene joins me to wish you a future that is the highest of your hopes and of your dreams. Congratulations. And, above all, long life."

 

 

Thank youuuu!

But she doesn't say "Another heart is here", she says: "but our hearts are there."

[drove all night]

I think many have asked in the past for a translation of that much-written-about Tête à tête interview from '92 - well just found one:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzOtohyEWts

 

Thank you so much for posting that video! Always HEARTBREAKING to see her struggle way back then!!And thanks to that one, who made the translation.Some years ago "zenmeban" from the forum here did an incredible job and translated nearly the whole interview. (Thanx again, dear "zenmeban" )

 

And PS: For those who didn't know. Lise Payette, the interviewer, wrote the song "Cherche l'ombre" for Celine's album "D'Elles". And in that song she found such wonderful words - and I'm pretty sure she had that once secret love of Celine and René in mind, while writing it!

 

 

"Tête à tête" - Interview with Lise Payette (1992)

 

 

Translation "Zenmeban" (Brice)

 

There are 4 parts available on YouTube, so far I've translated until half of part 3.

 

Here are the YouTube links:

 

Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCxWOAMmRUE

 

Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orsFTU283RE

 

Part 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPlt4mqASTI

 

Part 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4-2d-0ZSDU

 

It seems that a Part 5 is missing because the interviews goes on after the end of Part 4.

 

 

Lise Payette: You may be wondering why I felt the urge to do this job again, come back in front of cameras, and meet again famous guests. Well, it's for the need for truth, to know what people are made of, what they like or hate in life, sometimes to see behind the mask, but without pushing anyone. Taking the time to discover people, their tastes, their friendships, their urges, their desires. And tonight, I've invited someone that I'm looking forward to knowing more about, someone that you probably know. Well, we think we know her... For you, I've invited Celine Dion.

 

______________

 

Celine: Well, I'm a 24 year old girl, who's living incredible things of course, but sometimes I even feel like I'm experiencing too much. I'm a bit lost actually. So it's very difficult for me to describe myself because I think I don't really know myself. Many people know me a lot, maybe even more than I know myself. But I'm living incredible thing, I'm a happy girl. Happy... but I am quite afraid of solitude. I feel a bit lonely sometimes.

 

__________________

 

- Lise: Celine Dion, do you sometimes look forward to being older?

 

- Celine: Yes and no. Sometimes I'd like to freeze time. I've done wonderful things up to now, I feel strong enough and I've had enough experience to keep going this way from now on. I'm happy and I could be satisfied with all this. But in the meantime, I often wish I could freeze time to prevent myself from losing the people close to me.

 

- You're talking about the fear of solitude, you're afraid of losing people...

 

- Yes, well, I know that it's gonna happen eventually.

 

- I feel like you are a tribe girl. The Dion

family is like a tribe. Well I've been raised with 13 brothers and sisters, so right from the start I grew up in a tribe, then I came to show-business, it was a bigger tribe, and then again when I'm onstage with 3.000, 5.000 or 10.000 people, I don't know it's different every night, it's like a second family that I really need. Losing all my audience all of a sudden would be disastrous, but...

 

- As if you stopped singing, for example.

 

- I don't know exactly what could happen so dramatically, but the worst thing is losing people one by one I think it's cruel.

 

- Have you lost people close to you to be talking this way? Or is it just the apprehension?

 

- It... hasn't happened yet.

 

- But you've feared it.

 

- I am still fearing it. Because I know it's gonna happen, and it scares me because I'm very attached to people. It's like I am them, and losing them is just like ripping off a part me. It's like I'm the one disappearing little by little over the years, when they die.

 

- How come you feel this way? I don't know many people that would react this way, we know that losing our parents is hard, but it's the way life goes. People give way for others to grow, there's logic in all this. How come it scares you and worries you so much?

 

- Maybe because I love too much.

 

- Isn't it maybe a lack of self-confidence?

 

- I don't know, it's weird because when I'm onstage for example, that's where I feel the better...

 

- But onstage you are protected, there's a lot of people by your side.

 

- It's what I've said before, "I am them, they are me". So when they are here, I feel strong. And thinking they might be gone someday, it takes a lot of strength away from me. It destroys me.

 

- Is there a single person in the world who really know Celine Dion?

 

- ... My mother.

 

- Really?

 

- Yes.

 

- She knows everything? Even the most hidden things that you wouldn't say to anyone else?

 

- Yes, well there may be some sally details that I keep quiet but I know she's suspecting, and those are things I'm gonna tell her...

 

- Eventually, when the time comes.

 

- Yes. Absolutely.

 

- You say that you've lived extraordinary thinks, and I can only approve, you've lived pretty much a fairytale. Were you expecting something like this when you started? What did you expect?

 

- When I started thinking about singing. I didn't think of it as a plan with steps. I knew it was gonna take a lot of work. I did not achieve my dream. It's still coming true through every step I take, every single thing I do. When I started dreaming of becoming a singer, I aimed at the highest standards, and I'm not there yet, and I never will, for as long as I am part of show-business. When I actually say "I've achieved my dream", I'll be old, I won't be able to do it anymore, I'll be at the death gate, and then the last thing I'll say will be "I've achieved my dream".

 

- Generally, when we are kids, we want not only to sing, but to sing like someone in particular. Did you have someone in mind?

 

- I didn't want to be exactly like... Well, I listened a lot to Ginette Reno, I loved her tremendously, and I still do... When I started singing her songs, I had some of her intonations, but I got lucky to have my own songs at 13, because I didn't want people to say "She's trying to imitate Ginette Reno". I wanted to be myself really.

 

- You were aware of all this at 12 or 13?

 

- Yes, but I don't know why. That's what scares me. It's as if I lived things, knowing exactly what to expect, as if I had done it already.

 

- That would be sad.

 

- Yes.

 

- You're 24 but you seem to have the experience of a woman in her 40's.

 

- Sometimes I'm talking with my sisters, and I hear myself talk and I think "Enough! It's doesn't make sense , you're practically giving them advice"... They're 45 and I'm 24, it doesn't make sense. Sometimes when I talk I feel too mature.

 

- Like you know too much...

 

- ... I know too much, but I don't mean that I know everything. On the contrary, I have a lot to learn, a lot of things go through my head. I even talk about things like... For example, I say things like "Oh yes, when you givebirth it's the greatest thing..." But how can I talk about that? I've never been pregnant, I have no experience of it, even if I saw 8 of my sisters give birth, and quite a few times! I have 27 nephews and nieces so there's a lot of action! But how come I can talk about it as if it had actually happened to me? I don't know.

 

- How do you explain it? Did you have another life before?

 

- I don't know, I believe in reincarnation, I believe in previous lives. How come I feel so comfortable talking about those things? Is it that I've lived it through the others? No, it's more than that. When they tell me about something and I say "It's ok, don't worry..." It's nonsense. It's like I can really feel it. It's like inside I'm not really... It's complicated. I don't want people to think that I'm getting bigheaded...

 

- It's really not the case, is it? You do have many superstitions, so I think. You cling to small details that are important to you...

 

- I feel more and more the need to cling to superstitions, dreams or my family.

 

- Why? Is it already getting too big for you?

 

- It's just that the more wonderful things I live, the more experience I get in my life or in show-business, it's the same, the harder it's getting.

 

- What is hard?

 

- It should be the opposite. The more you achieve, the greater it becomes. But I feel it's becoming very hard to handle.

 

- Would you explain this to me? What makes it hard? Entourage? Responsibility for others? What is it?

 

- (crying) Discipline...

 

- Yes, the exigencies you have towards yourself. Because otherwise you couldn't make it. It doesn't matter if you cry, it's ok.

 

- Sorry...

 

- For what? It happens to me too, you know...

 

- But it happens too often to me! (laughs) It's becoming hard because I'm not allowed to make a single mistake.

 

- I get what you're saying, because I haven't done half what you have accomplished, and still I've found it difficult. So I can easily understand what you're telling me, that it's hard to handle, that it is demanding for you.

 

- Yes, very.

 

- And that sometimes you feel like leaving it aside like a heavy bag, and tell "That's enough, I want a normal life".

 

- What's worse is that I don't! (laughs) I don't want to quit because I think it's wonderful! It's just that I'm 24 and I can't even allow myself a single mistake.

 

- People are demanding...

 

- But even I am. I watch myself on TV and I don't like myself. What a pity!

 

- You don't forgive yourself anything?

 

- No.

 

- But you're the one who's put such a weight upon your shoulders...

 

- Yes, I know. I'm not blaming anyone. It's me. I'm becoming more and more demanding. But I want it that way. Perfection doesn't exist, but I want it. It's complicated. Excuse me for...

 

- It's fine. You're ready to pay whatever price it takes for perfection.

 

- Yes. I know I'll never get close to what I want to become. It's like I already know I can't do it, so it's a little depressing, but I'm 24 and I can go much further.

 

- You still have time...

 

- Yes.

 

- You started very early, so you still have plenty of possibilities.

 

- But the fact that I started singing at a young age, maybe it kept me from breathing normally...

 

- You never had a proper childhood. I think that we're not ready to handle this kind of job at 13...

 

- When you start at 13, 14, it's never perfect. You do a show that ends with a big standing ovation and then, you don't even dare look at yourself in a mirror, I don't know why. And then your manager comes and say "It was great, but..." There's always a but. And I want him to be like this. I, myself, never say "it's perfect". It's never perfect. But in the end, you feel it in your veins, in your heart, that you're fed up with not being perfect. When Rene comes in my dressing room, he walks in, I'm doing my makeup because I still have people to meet after, he says "The show was great, but... Be careful about... You're doing too much..." or whatever. There's always something. So I don't even look at him, I know there's gonna be a "but". I accept it, but it's very difficult.

 

- Lise Payette: Is there anything else you'd rather have done for a living?

 

- Celine Dion: No.

 

- You are unable to do anything else. You're on your way to the top, and no-one can stop you...

 

- No.

 

- But you know, when you're at the top, you'll be even more alone.

 

- But I think that I will have so much experience, I will have collected a part of everyone, of all the experiences that they will have shared with me, so it will give me strength to go through it.

 

- Do you get some advice?

 

- ...Oh! All the time!

 

- Too much?

 

- Maybe... Can you ever get too much advice? I don't know, it's good to be advised. But sometimes, it doesn't leave enough room for yourself. As I've mentioned before, "I am the others", it's the same thing, so there's not enough room for myself in me.

 

- What you're saying is that you're manufactured, you've been told what to do, what to think, where to go for 12years now. And in all this, you have trouble finding yourself.

 

- I don't want people to think that I'm never myself. The reason why I often cry...

 

- It's not that you're told to. It's not that at all.

 

- No. I don't want people to think that. I'm not that manufactured, I'm not a robot, and what I'm saying right now is not something my manager told me to say before the interview. It's not that. I'm told what to do and what to say before I go on stage, but once I'm performing, it's me. I forget everything else.

 

- So that's when you're really yourself.

 

- Yes. So that's why I cry, and sometimes I have troubles expressing myself. But I'd better be like this and be sincere. I think that's more important.

 

_______________________

 

 

- Lise Payette: Celine, you have a voice, not fragile, but that requires to be taken care of. That also worries you?

 

- Celine Dion: Yes, because I wouldn't like to lose my voice forever. I really love singing.

 

- Or even cancelling appearances if you're not in top shape.

 

- It happened. And it really affected me.

 

- Were you surprised? Did you think that you were not that vulnerable?

 

- I was shocked, I was so angry at myself, because I do everything I can to keep my voice in top-shape obviously. But I gain experience through the mistakes I make, without realizing it. I once lost my voice onstage. The show started. I had gone to the hospital earlier because I didn't have a voice, but they couldn't do anything. So I started the show, and... I will always remember the song, it was "D'abord c'est quoi l'amour", I was in Sherbrooke, I started singing, people knew I wasn't in top-shape. And I was ashamed to deliver this show, because I don't want people to pay $20 or $30 to come see someone who can't sing... I'm sorry but it's not ok with me.

 

- Thats what brought you to consulting doctors, looking for advice...

 

- What's worse is that I left the stage during the guitar solo, and I burst in tears, and the music kept playing. The conductor looked for me but I was gone. People started singing "D'abord c'est quoi l'amour" and my manager went onstage and explained what was happening. The worst was hearing people sing and hearing them stand up. I was so ashamed. So I went to see doctors, in New York. It was an inflammation of the vocal chords, I came very close to surgery. Then I stopped talking for 3 weeks, and it works!

 

- Does keeping quiet work only for your vocal chords, or also for anything else?

 

- I think it works for everything. In the beginning, I thought I'd never be able to stop talking. It was during the holidays. So I stopped talking for 3 weeks and those were the greatest holidays of my life.

 

- You would communicate with paper.

 

- On pieces of paper. And people left me alone! Because there's always a lot of people surrounding me...

 

- You're opening a door to me, so I'm gonna walk in... You say "People left me alone"... You said earlier that you need a lot of people around you: your family, your friends, your audience, your musicians... And then all of a sudden, you lose your voice and you enjoy being left alone. I would like to talk about your family, because you always say good things about it. There's a lot of people in your family. I know from experience that families are not always a piece of cake. Is it the same in yours?

 

- Yes, it's not easy. Of course when I do short interviews for 5 minutes, I can't talk about it. It's just like "And your family... There's no jealousy, and it's all right, everything's perfect there's a new baby coming...." You can't go into details.

 

- But Celine must be fed up with it sometimes...

 

- I feel that the bigger the family gets, the more problems there are. I personally have no problem with any of my brothers and sisters, their husbands and wives, my nephews and nieces, I swear to God, I have no preference either. But I know that there are tensions between them once in a while. Some don't speak to others. Or during the holidays, it's like "If he's here, I'm not going..." That's painful. That's what hurts the most. It destroys me.

 

- But, on the other hand, Celine, you're generous, that's been said, you offer plenty of gifts, you like that. But do you sometimes think that people are taking advantage of you?

 

- Yes, often actually.

 

- Because you have earned a lot of money, and you could settle problems with a little generosity, and you havea tendency to do so. Do people have a tendency to ask for help?

 

- When I started making money, the first thing I did was to buy a house for my parents, and I was proud of it. My parents really deserved it. In the beginning I was asked for money, like $100, then it was $1000, then it stopped. But it became "my car broke down", "my washing machine broke down", "I need that" or "My girl doesn't have boots for the winter", or I don't know what else. And of course I want to share. I don't want to be rich and keep it all for me, and say "It's mine, I worked for it so it's mine"... I really want to share,I need to. I've been given so much. My brothers and sisters, my family still gives me a lot. And when I see they're fighting, not talking to each other, it makes me really sad. So, I gave them, I wasn't able to say no. And they kept asking for big amounts of money, but I can't give away money just like that, been if I have it. They always count on me, but they also have to make do. I had to set a limit. Every time I get a phone call, it's about asking for money. I'd like people to call me just to say hello...

 

- Ask you how you are

 

- Yes, and when I can't talk, have my mother talk for me, I also have signals to communicate, like knocking on the phone. I dream of buying a big piece of land and build a residence, with personalized condos for each one of them. But I would like everyone to get along fine.

 

- But you would live somewhere else?

 

- No, I'd live with them.

 

- But with everyone getting along, that's your condition.

 

- Yes, but I don't want then to be hypocritical, and say "Oh yes, we'll get along just fine!" just because they want the condo! I want it to be sincere. I've eventually had to bring my accountants into this family thing. When they call for money, I can't say no, so now I tell them to call my accountant, and then he decides what's fair. And it really makes me sad that it has to be like that. But I have no choice. Even my mother told me something once, that affected me, she said: "They won't do to you what they've done to me".

 

- What did she mean?

 

- I don't know. I'm still trying to understand the meaning behind this, but think it's.tough.

 

- Lise Payette: Celine, is there love in your life? Besides the love of your family, is there love? Are you cherished? Are you taken care of?

 

- (smiling) Yes.

 

- Do you sometimes receive flowers for no reason, not because the show was good?

 

- No.

 

- Do you happen to eat alone, with no-one around?

 

- No.

 

- Would you like to?

 

- ... I don't know, because I'm so not used to it. If I were alone, I think I'd make myself a toast with peanut butter very quickly so I could go somewhere, because I'd be afraid of facing myself alone. I think I'm afraid of myself.

 

- What are you afraid to discover? Can you be violent?

 

- Oh no.

 

- Can you be mean?

 

- ... I don't know. I think I won't be mean in order to hurt people, I don't think I can do this. No, I don't think I'm mean.

 

- Are there people that you hate? Wholeheartedly?

 

- (laughs) There are people I'm angry at, but I don't hate them.

 

- But you have a good memory.

 

- I don't forget. I'm angry at them, whether they hurt me or someone I love, but I still love them just the same.

 

- You have conquered Quebec, it's a fact, Canada, it's going well, the USA, it's a good start, Europe too... Once you have all this in the pocket, what will be left to do? ...Do you want to get married, have children?

 

- Oh yes!

 

- A Prince on a white horse?

 

- (smiling) No, something more realistic than this. I used to wait for that, but I'm getting more and more down-to-earth.

 

- What do you expect now?

 

- Someone to communicate with eye-contact, no words needed. Someone like that. I think that when I get married, I'll start discovering myself.

 

- Will it be because you'll see yourself through the eyes of someone else?

 

- Maybe. If one day I have the chance of having children, we will share that.

 

- How will you be know for sure that someone loves you for who you are, and not for what you do?

 

- (crying) ... Because I think I've already found him... It's a secret I can't wait to share.

 

- It's hard for you to live with this secret.

 

- Yes.

 

- You'd like everyone to know.

 

- Yes.

 

- Can you tell us?

 

- No...

 

- It's contradictory. Is it just not possible?

 

- Maybe on the next interview...

 

- It's a date?

 

- I'd like it.

 

- From now on, you'll tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?

 

- Ooh... Here we go again... Show-business is tough! (laughing) ...Probably.

 

- You'll be able to assume it then.

 

- You know, when you're in love, you can't wait to shout it from the rooftops. It's hard to keep it for yourself...

 

- But why do you have to keep it? For the career?

 

- Yes.

 

- Only for the carrier...

 

- And because that's all I have.

 

- So you have to preserve it.

 

- Yes.

 

- I will remain the woman who made Celine Dion cry...

 

- Oh it's incredible!

 

- But I feel like it does you good.

 

- Yes, it's a therapy. Every time, it's always the same interviews, I say "my album is out on October 29th" or"I'm doing a show on 23rd and 24th", so being able to... I'm discovering myself too.

 

- When we talk about it...

 

- Yes. And those tears are the result of accumulation, so I think it's important.

 

- It's all that you've been keeping inside.

 

- Yes. I know Rene's gonna say "You cried too much".

 

- Well, I don't have to worry, if I'm sure that it's doing you good, and that it's not torture.

 

- No, I'm sorry... It does good, good good good good! It takes many tissues, but it does good!

Edited October 2, 2015 at 06:45 AM by drove all night

[kevincheung410]

its not working for me, the mega, it stops at some seconds

 

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x38dabg_celinecn-%E7%8B%AC%E5%AE%B6-celine-dion-primetime-monday-abc-2003-09-15_music

 

https://www.dropbox....-09-15.zip?dl=0

Edited October 2, 2015 at 07:08 AM by kevincheung410

[Celine Fan 77]

http://www.dailymoti...003-09-15_music

 

https://www.dropbox....-09-15.zip?dl=0

 

You rock man!

[DionFanAlways]

I think many have asked in the past for a translation of that much-written-about Tête à tête interview from '92 - well just found one:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzOtohyEWts

Yes this "Condor" person is wonderful!

[TiagoFragoso05]

http://www.dailymoti...003-09-15_music

 

https://www.dropbox....-09-15.zip?dl=0

thank you !!

[comingback]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSAMppocaKg

 

Rumer Willis (daughter of Bruce Willis) sings along to All by myself.

Edited October 2, 2015 at 05:12 PM by comingback

[chocolatechip15]

Every time I see the video of Celine singing at Eurovision, I'm reminded of my 3rd grade school picture, with the fabulous '80s laser background. Seriously, the stage looks exactly like those photo backdrops: http://www.popsugar.com/tech/Site-Pays-Homage-Geeky-80s-Laser-School-Portraits-4559398

 

[nuts2you]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VlIgxhImT8

[celine4evauk]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VlIgxhImT8

 

I like Madonna but that was quite painful lol

[contre5nature]

Wait wait wait.... @ 7:03 ..... where's the Fiji water?????

 

[kevincheung410]

All By Myself @ Le Monde est à Vous (Dimanche Martin) by Jacques Martin, TV5, 1996-06-02

 

Falling Into You @ Le Monde est à Vous (Dimanche Martin) by Jacques Martin, TV5, 1996-06-02

[Davey84]

Too bad ABM was lipped, but that performance of FIY is exquisit!! :wub2:

[québecflower]

Too bad ABM was lipped, but that performance of FIY is exquisit!! :wub2:

it is so good, one would think it was lipped, i really love that song.

[MaxRayÎles]

https://youtu.be/y51bv6rsNqo

Can someone explain what this is about?

Edited October 5, 2015 at 05:52 PM by themrvasfairecaca

[drove all night]

https://youtu.be/y51bv6rsNqo

Can someone explain what this is about? �

 

Celine had a cameo appearance in one of the six episodes of the odd American reality tv-series "The Princes of Malibu" in July 2005. The story of the series: A successful music producer (played by David Foster!) hopes to instill values in his stepsons (sons of Caitlyn/Bruce Jenner and Linda Thompson: Brandon and Brody), but they have their mother (played by former Miss Tennessee Linda Thompson and ex-wife of David Foster and Bruce Jenner!) in the palm of their hands.

The series ended with the sixth episode, as Linda Thompson filed for divorce from Foster the day after the show premiered.

 

In Celine's episode, Brandon and Brody use their step-dad David Foster’s name to secure a suite at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. When the hotel notifies Celine that Foster is staying in the hotel, she stops by his suite for a visit - and finds the Jenner boys instead. While Dion waits to chat with David, the boys must create excuses, pretending he’s in the very next room.

 

I've always questions myself, why Celine showed up in a pyjama! (b.t.w: Christian Dior - detected once by Frida. And in actual fact it's NO pyjama! )

[chocolatechip15]

https://youtu.be/y51bv6rsNqo

Can someone explain what this is about? �

Celine had a cameo appearance in one of the six episodes of the odd American reality tv-series "The Princes of Malibu" in July 2005. The story of the series: A successful music producer (played by David Foster!) hopes to instill values in his stepsons (sons of Caitlyn/Bruce Jenner and Linda Thompson: Brandon and Brody), but they have their mother (played by former Miss Tennessee Linda Thompson and ex-wife of David Foster and Bruce Jenner!) in the palm of their hands.

The series ended with the sixth episode, as Linda Thompson filed for divorce from Foster the day after the show premiered.

 

In Celine's episode, Brandon and Brody use their step-dad David Foster’s name to secure a suite at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. When the hotel notifies Celine that Foster is staying in the hotel, she stops by his suite for a visit - and finds the Jenner boys instead. While Dion waits to chat with David, the boys must create excuses, pretending he’s in the very next room.

 

I've always questions myself, why Celine showed up in a pyjama! (b.t.w: Christian Dior - detected once by Frida. And in actual fact it's NO pyjama! )

 

And the supposed Caesar's hotel suite is actually Celine's Vegas dressing room! It's sooo staged, but Celine's facial expressions in this are priceless. She'd be great in comedy.

[drove all night]

 

Thank you. That's what I forgot to mention. ☺ But only the part with Celine. That guy running to the shower is the Ceasers suite. Verrrrry strange miracle suite! 😃😃😃

 

 

 

And the supposed Caesar's hotel suite is actually Celine's Vegas dressing room! It's sooo staged, but Celine's facial expressions in this are priceless. She'd be great in comedy.

Edited October 6, 2015 at 05:56 AM by drove all night

[powerofamor17]

[CelinesDIVO5]

 

Ick!! Why can't they just let the woman say things in her own words? The TelePrompter is NEVER her friend!