@aimée Yes, thing. Thing like in the completely harmless sense. Thing as a reference to all things which magnifies my sentiment about her beauty. The sun, the sky, the "me" are all things. Thing like the word only keyboard warriors with too much time on their hands would be upset about. Listen, leave the outrage to the things that actually deserve it.
@Vicente Paredes one of the most beautiful human beings! Françoise Hardy'60s Tribute ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7xGt3FYj_Q8.html (live images with very good quality) I hope you like to watch this video! I just found it right now.
@@cmonman89"Leave the outrage to the things that actually deserve it." Otherwise it's a waste of energy. Francoise Hardy - (English) Message Personnel (In English) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N9d5_ALtiTc.html At the end of the line is the sound of your voice and the words that I can't that I never shall say those words that people fear when they don't make them laugh that have been too often in books, songs and movies words I'd like to tell you and words I'd like to live words I never shall say : I want to, I just can't I'm so lonesome I could die and I know where you are I'm coming, wait for me, I know you, you know me Will you spare me some time 'cause I'll give you all mine I'd like to come to you, but I always stay I never come to you : I want to, I just can't I ought to speak to you, I ought to be with you or at least try to sleep I'm afraid you'll be deaf, I'm afraid you'll escape afraid I'm too forward and I never shall say that I've fallen for you but if you think you could love me tomorrow don't be afraid of memories and sorrow we'll flee the past where we can leave tomorrow come and rescue me if you think you could love me tomorrow don't be afraid if the path looks narrow between the past and the life tomorrow come and rescue me if you're fed up with your life and find no way when every day is just another yesterday think of me, think of me but if you think you could love me tomorrow don't wait a day, don't waste a time you can't know where will your life lead from here tomorrow come and rescue me if you think you could love me tomorrow run, take my hand, and where you go I'll follow I need a sign so I can let my love show come and rescue me if you're fed up with your life and find no way when every day is just another yesterday think of me, think of me but if you..." Wish you the best!
@@patrickgirard7645 Oui, puisque son accent est ridicule, et que son attitude est tellement arrogant et voilà des contenus de la questions qu'il l'a donné est tout à fait dans le domaine de la vie privé de soi. Des gossips vulgaires du tout.
MERCI FRANÇOISE, pour ta désinvolture, ta franchise, ta fraîcheur et ton naturel , tu ne te prend pas au sérieux, et c'est tout à ton honneur, merci pour l ' innocence de ta jeunesse , et cette petite voix cristalline !!!!! Yves
Yes this is real ! Yeah he jokes about her hairstyle, trying to confuse her, i believe she was not very appreciate by conservatives. About that robot style... it was very common at that time for the radio presenters to speak like that in France.
Conservative people loved her, she respected old people, was always very polite and naturally humble. Her songs were very sweet and they enjoyed it. The lyrics were never gross. Conservative people did not appreciate Johnny Hollyday, this is true but FH was sweet, calm and elegant,.they liked her behaviour. I am 63 y.o, you can trust me (my memory is excellent)
Very interesting to hear Ms. Hardy speak French, very beautiful. That interviewer sounded like one of those robotic machines or recordings that help you speak another language, asking stupid questions! He was horrible! What a weirdo.
This is the mid 60s dahlin lol! be accused of being a lesbo if you are in your 20s and not married and if you look like a tomboy which by then standards she very much did. she knew she had to be careful.
Lechiffresix six She was considered a tomboy, really? (in her twenties like here) By whom? Honest question, apart from being gorgeous I find her very feminine.
it feels like she at the local police precinct , being grilled. she is clearly uncomfortable and is laughing nervously . He didn't take a hint. Back then this is what women had to put with , being asked why you are not married yet , and she is 20 here lol!
He was not rude, he tried to be funny with bizarre questions that she handled perfectly. She was not unconfortable, she was extremly shy, specially when she was very young. She even thought that she was not at all beautiful and not very talented even if everybody told her the opposit
Ce semblant de journaliste essaie d’imiter monsieur Guitry avec sa voix traînante.-Nous pouvons cependant que contrairement au journaleux; Sacha Guitry était talentueux.-(22 Mars 2020)
Ah merci ! Enfin une femme cultivée qui se rappelle cette époque !! Parfois les commentaires sont tellement stupides que ça me rend dingue ! Je viens moi-même de leur parler de Guitry il y a même un commentaire qui raconte que ce journaliste imite François Chalais, rendez-vous compte !!! L'autre jour c'était une idiote qui disait que Vanessa Paradis imitait une chanteuse qui a commencé sa carrière 20 ans aprèscelle de Vanessa Paradis 😂😂😂
It sounds and looks as though Big Brother is interviewing her, like an interrogation! No wonder she is so uncomfortable. Very beautiful and talented woman. French women are so naturally chic, especially Parisians.
Yeah, he was being like the Chris Evans or Vic Reeves of his day. Reeves behaved like this with female guests on Shooting Stars, asking silly questions. Deliberately goofy. Harmless.
😂😂😂 De Gaulle loved music hall and he could have love her songs but you know, he was busy at this time, I guess he got a little job, I don't remember what exactly 😂😂😂
i'm american and i don't really know almost any french and i just watched this and i'm wondering what the fuck was that? what kind of interviewing style is that?
+ Salvador Lopez Rivera Negative, it is not Barbra Streisand. Françoise refers to Barbara (with three "A", not two, née Monique Andrée Serf), a French composer / singer older than Françoise (she died end of 1997), who dressed in long black gown, with a "sharp" face, writing in a very poetic style, often "engagé".. Among main titles, "L'aigle noir" (the black eagle), "Pierre", "Goetingen", "À mourir pour mourir", "Nantes", "Dis quand reviendras-tu", "La Solitude", "Ma plus belle histoire d'Amour, c'est Vous" etc ... See Wikipedia-UK. Wishing you all a happy new year.
@@amandalorian105 thank you. I wasn’t aware of this person. She seemed incredible . Your response was much more helpful than the previous comment which just said NO.
Le Thierry hardisson de l'époque avec des questions sexiste et stupides dans un style méprisant...... Heureusement que certaines chose évolues dans le bon sens...... 🤔
