Martin Mattei Live: “My father used my bad reputation a little bit” – Stephane Rousseau

Comedian and actor Stefan Russo spoke, on Thursday evening, with his friend Martin Mattei, about the relationship he had with his father, and the fact that the latter exploited his son’s bad reputation at the beginning of his artistic career, on the set of the show. Martin Matty Live.

When asked by the host with whom he performed 100 moves and held unforgettable “parties”, Stefan Russo admitted that his father often ambushed him.

“Dad sometimes, […] He told me we were going somewhere eventually, we weren’t going to the place he told me at all, or we were going there, but there was a stop on the way. One time we stopped at a hair salon. […] He had stickers in his bag, sharp objects, everything. “He took me to see the hairdressers at Ville Mercier.”

“It’s your father. He pisses you off because you got punched a little, but you know it pleases him. Those little ladies were so happy,” the comedian added with a smile, explaining that he never wanted to confront him.

“I had a little discomfort with that. He caught me all the time, differently, another time,” Stefan Rousseau added.

He continued: “When I confronted him, I waited too long in the end, and it blew up… It wasn’t pretty.”

Discover sexuality with the Smurfs

In an interview that was sometimes uneven, and where Martin Mattei seemed, on a few occasions, pressed for time, Stephane Rousseau allowed himself a salacious anecdote from his youth, colorful to say the least, involving his Smurf with the Glasses and his Smurfette with the Smurfs. neighbor. a team Martin Matty Live He found it, by great coincidence.

Guest of the Week who also hosted a talk show in 2018, Rousseau offered, received a personal performance from the attachés (Julien Corriveau and Jean-François Provencal). The duo, who we spotted on the set of Les Appendices, paid particular tribute to Mrs. Geiger, the famous puppet controlled by the comedian.

A look back at first

On Thursday evening, Martin Mattei returned to the echoes of the premiere of his talk show that he received during the week. In particular, he was allowed to read some comments from netizens, such as Francine’s comment that accused him of interrupting the floor of the week’s guest, Patrick Howard.

In his opening remarks, the comedian who gained confidence during the episode – and who barely talked about penises – gave a brief review of current events, questioning, among other things, the selective listening of Prime Minister François Legault, after the latter raised the possibility of building a third link between Quebec and Lévis .

“It’s like looking for your grandmother so you’re not alone at Christmas […]. He says he is in listening mode. “This has to be selective listening because he’s not listening to teachers or nurses, he’s just listening to the voters he’s lost,” the host said.

Filmed at Espace St-Denis, Martin Matty LiveIt airs every Thursday on TVA at 8 p.m.

Dumas and his band provide the musical atmosphere.