Larry Hulst - About World

One hundred artists have moved in TNM to pay a last tribute to actress Amulet Garneau, died at age 80 on November 7 as a result of cancer. The theater was filled with actors, directors and friends of the actress, the space of an afternoon.

Alain Zouvi, the only son of Amulet Garneau, also an actor, delivered a powerful tribute to his mother: “My mother left her body bruised a world where she feels better. She was too humble to receive this tribute. She was surprised to see so many people in TNM to give all this love. I have always sought his approval and the roles were reversed when she died. I left to go. ”

The actor was keen to explain, voice quivering, from which the name of the actress: “My mother called Huguette, but her husband, the poet Sylvain Garneau, I called him the mullets. He has written a poem called At mules. At the death of Sylvain, shortly after their marriage, my mother was named Amulet. ”

After this explanation, actress Pascale Montpetit is mounted on stage to interpret this famous poem. After this time touching, Arianne Moffat has interpreted the favorite song of Amulet Garneau, La Mer, Charles Trenet. The room was silent and shaken by the music.

The lioness

The actress that has been known through the soap Cré Basile, Plouffe Family, Grand-Dad, inheritance and Jamais deux sans toi studied at the School of Theater of the New World and director Lorraine Pintal held him pay tribute: “The TNM is privileged to have seen grow Amulet Garneau during its 50-year career. It will be part of TNM forever. ”

The brother of Amulet Garneau, the journalist Marc Laurendeau, emphasized the inner strength of the actress: “She was in charge, was the eldest and my parents realized that their daughter was rebellious. In his characters, it was very quiet, but in life, it took decisions. Many Quebecers themselves when they watch Amulet Garneau. ”

Gilles Duceppe and Pauline Marois held to express great admiration for a great actress of Quebec. The Squire Francis, vice president of the Union of Artists, held to tell his meeting with the actress. “I had a small role in my first TV series. I was not much, but Amulet acted like all large, welcomed me and took the gift to put me at ease. ”

Towards the end of his life, the actress was disappointed not to review his friends. “She did not want you, but you loved. She said she did not physically ill, but had trouble the soul, since it did not want his friends see it in this state, “said Alain Zouvi.

Made to measure for Guy Jodoin

As we know, everything that affects Guy Jodoin turns into success. No wonder that the Disney studios have thought of one of the most popular among young people to voice Rhino, a hamster well plump and friend of Volt in the adaptation of the animated film of the same name.

Volt is in line with films Toy Story, or The Incredible, to name a few.

It was a first dubbing experience in a leading role for Guy Jodoin who says he worked hard, which did not stop to worship this other facet of the trade. “I followed a small way dubbing in the past, but I mostly did what we call the atmosphere before. This is what happens behind the main characters. One could say that I touched it, but never in a role like Rhino. So I went a long way. I have a good Swedish coup, but I loved it, “says the actor.

Broke character

It must be said that the rodent Rhino is somewhat excessive, it is obsessed by television. But it is by far the most broken character of this film filled with humor and action. It is a role that goes perfectly with Guy Jodoin which could drop his crazy little more than his colleague Claude Legault. The latter plays the role of the dog Volt, the biggest spotlight Canine All-Hollywood, which will have greatly need the help of his friends to return to California, who was dropped by mistake in New York City.

“It is true that a fee because Rhino really blossoming. It explodes easily and me, it was my business because I am able to gueuler studio. Let’s say I do not mind that too. Where I had more difficulty is in the flow of my character who speaks very quickly. But fortunately, we could start again as we were not satisfied, “said Guy Jodoin.

While many American stars to vote in such films, this is none other than John Travolta who personifies Volt in the English version, it can not be said of Quebec adjustments. “This is the first time that Disney does with players in Quebec. It must be said that we have great actors for dubbing home. But for Volt, they wanted to try with well-known and loved young people. As Claude and I have the same agent, we have heard both, “said he, stressing that he had also auditioned for the lead role.

One thing is certain that if we rely on the success generated by this type of movie in the past, Volt would normally allow Disney to make new full coffers during the holidays.

The promise of Premier Jean Charest to repay the first two fertility treatments is welcomed by couples who seek to give life.

Amireault Carolina, the Association of infertile couples, is questioning yet on the volte-face of liberal, in committee, dismissed the idea.

“So is it the change of minister? Is this the elections, the time of elections? “Said Ms. Mireault, who nevertheless welcomed the announcement.

Our reporter Maryse Gagnon met a couple in full approach to a fertility clinic in the city.

Men and women believe that the commitment taken by the Liberals can not hurt because the treatments are expensive and are therefore not accessible to all.

Michael Jackson is not the end of his sentences. After being forced to sell his Neverland ranch, the king of pop is now facing a further $ 7 million for breach of contract.

According to the British newspaper The Guardian, the son of the Sultan of Brunei Abdullalif Sheikh bin Khalifa al-Hamal claims to have provided a cash advance to the singer to produce an album. It also gave him a Rolls Royce at a value of $ 120 000.

The singer and Prince have known during their stay in Bahrain Jackson, immediately after his acquittal for sexual assault on a minor.

Michael Jackson is having financial difficulties since 2003. He was forced to sell his ranch in California after being unable to meet mortgage payments.

(From AP) - One of the richest families in Canada offering a “substantial” reward after the theft of two rings commemorating achievements of the Stanley Cup by the Montreal Canadiens and other valuable objects in the manor the Bronfman family.

Mark Mendelson, a spokesman for the famous family, said it would provide anonymity to anyone providing information about the theft.

Mendelson did not want to quantify the value of the award, merely saying it was “substantial”.

On November 8, the residence was the target of a theft valued at more than one million dollars in jewelry, including rings from the Stanley Cup dating back to 1970 when Peter and Edward Bronfman were owners of Canadian.

The inventory of stolen objects include a six-carat flawless diamond. It is possible to provide information by calling 1-647-299-1491 or by visiting the website www.bronfmanjewellery.com, which displays photographs of objects stolen.

Following the announcement of the demise of the Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal several speakers wishing found other events to attract visitors to Montreal.

Tourism Montreal believes that tests acrobatic aircraft could attract more while the mayor, Gérald Tremblay, thinking instead to new motor.

However, the disappearance of the Grand Prix will lose tens of millions fallout in the Montreal area.

It will have several events to replace the Grand Prix.

According to experts, only the Olympics or World Cup soccer can have benefits equally important.

The second aid worker arrested last February for attacks on children in Haiti has admitted guilt this morning at the courthouse in Quebec City.

Armand Huard, 65, pleaded guilty to 10 charges of a sexual nature. He must serve three years in prison.

Armand Huard was aid worker in Haiti since 1985. He made eight victims between December 2006 and March 2007.

Last Friday, his accomplice, Denis Rochefort, was sentenced to two years in prison.

Azim Ibragimov, this young man convicted of having set fire to a Jewish school in Outremont two years ago, gets four years in prison.

Judge Gilles Cadieux described his gesture “an act of terrorism”.

Ibragimov, 25, was detained on a trial since April 2007. As the length of his detention account for the double, it leaves him only 10 months to be served.

Ibragimov has launched a Molotov cocktail against the school, but he acted under the orders of Omar Bulfred, the main accused in this case.

Bulfred, 25, should stand trial in a few weeks. Recognized as a radical Islamist, he still denies the facts.