Month: August 2021

Dans la pièce qu’il met en scène, Le Malade imaginaire, Daniel Auteuil a le plaisir de travailler avec sa fille. Dans ce classique de Molière, Aurore Auteuil interprète Toinette, la servante d’Argan, lui-même joué par son père. C’est la première fois que le duo collabore véritablement et ce temps passé tous les deux est inestimable. Dans les magazines Gala et VSD, on en apprend un peu plus sur le lien qui les unit.

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Aurore Auteuil, fille de Daniel et d’Anne Jousset, a suivi une carrière de comédienne comme son papa mais elle a choisi le théâtre. C’est sur les planches qu’ils se retrouvent pour la première fois ensemble – si on exclut une petite apparition dans 36, quai des Orfèvres – un écho touchant à l’époque où, vers 8 ou 9 ans, elle faisait réciter son père des textes de Molière, déjà. Depuis toujours, le travail de son père a fait partie du quotidien de la jeune femme : “C’était notre vie“, raconte-t-elle dans Gala. Quand Aurore naît en 1981, la carrière de Daniel Auteuil marche de mieux en mieux et il enchaînera par la suite les films. C’est elle qui réagit quand on lui demande, dans Gala, s’il n’est pas passé à côté de son enfance : “Absolument pas. Il a toujours été là. Il s’est toujours extrêmement bien occupé de moi. C’était un papa-maman. (…) Qui changeait les couches, etc. Il a toujours été présent pour chacune des étapes qui structurent un enfant.” Ce à quoi Daniel Auteuil, qui a fait partager sa passion pour ce métier à ses enfants en les emmenant en répétition ou en tournage, ajoute : “Je n’ai pas l’impression en effet d’avoir été moins présent que le parent qui part travailler le matin et le soir.”

“C’est juste la vie qui arrive. C’est formidable.”

Avec le temps, Daniel et Aurore Auteuil ont moins le temps de se voir, mais cela ne les empêche pas d’être aussi proches qu’à l’époque où la jolie blonde était enfant. “Mais entre-temps, elle est devenue une femme, une maman, elle a eu deux enfants, moi j’ai un petit garçon, du coup, quand on se voit, c’est dans un cadre familial, avec les plaisirs et les soucis qui vont avec. Là, on est dans un état de jeu, de légèreté“, dit Daniel Auteuil à Gala. Mais quand on l’interroge sur le fait que son plus jeune fils, Zachary, est né en 2009, la même année que la fille aînée d’Aurore Auteuil, la star de cinéma ne s’étend pas sur le sujet : “C’est juste la vie qui arrive. C’est formidable.“

Les déclarations pleines de tendresse sont également à lire dans VSD. Daniel Auteuil s’y félicite du travail accompli par sa fille : “Cette petite fille que j’ai eue, qui a grandi pour devenir une jeune femme et qui a eu des enfants. La légèreté des échanges qu’on avait a progressivement disparu. Grâce au théâtre, elle m’a écouté alors qu’elle ne m’écoutait plus ! Physiquement, on ne s’était pas perdus, mais on a regagné la légèreté qui nous faisait défaut à tous les deux. C’est un miracle de retrouver en nous cette part d’enfance.”

Retrouvez l’intégralité des interviews dans les magazine Gala et VSD du 28 février 2019

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1927 

Columbus, Ohio:

– Bert Willard defeated Jack Reynolds for the World Welterweight Title 

1944

Kansas City, Kansas:

– Orville Brown beat Les Wolfe in 2 of 3 falls

– Jimmy Coffield and Jack Hader drew

– Earl Wampler beat Larry Tilliman 

– Harold “Sonny” Myers beat Sergeant Harry Cohen

1951 

Houston, Texas:

– Duke Keomuka defeated Ray Gunkel for the NWA Texas Heavyweight Title

1953 

Memphis, Tennessee:

– Baron Michele Leone defeated Danny McShain to win the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Title

1955

Montral Quebec, Canada:

– Yvon Robért defeated Don Leo Jonathan for the Montreal Athletic Commission World Heavyweight Title

1956 

Atlanta, Georgia:

– Don and Red McIntyre defeated Eddie Gossett (Eddie Graham) and Art Neilson to win the Georgia NWA World Tag Team Titles

Houston, Texas:

– Gene Kelly (Kiniski) defeated Pepper Gomez to win the NWA Texas Heavyweight Title 

1962 

Houston, Texas:

– The Alaskan (Jay York) and Tarzan Tyler defeated Jerry and Nick Kozak to win the Texas NWA World Tag Team Titles

1965

Davenport, Iowa:

– AWA Champion Mad Dog Vachon beat The Crusher by DQ

– Larry Hennig & Chris Markoff & Harley Race beat Rene Goulet & Danny Hodge & Tex McKenzie

– Danny Hodge beat Chris Markoff 

– Larry Hennig beat Rene Goulet

1967 

Kansas City, Kansas:

– Pat O’Connor fought Earl Maynard to a 30 minute draw

– The Viking defeated The Hangman via DQ 

– Bob Brown & Bob Geigel defeated The Mongolian Stomper & Ron Reed via DQ in three falls

1968 

Bloomington, Minnesota:

– Dr. X (Dick Beyer) defeated Verne Gagne to the AWA World Heavyweight Title 

– Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat Crusher & Lord Littlebrook

– Wilbur Snyder beat Dutch Savage

– Cowboy Lang & Wee Willie Wilson beat Little Bruiser & The Mighty Atom

– Chris Markoff drew Luke Brown 

– Frankie Laine beat Roberto Pico

Chattanooga, Tennessee:

– The Mighty Yankees (Frank Morrell and Eddie Sullivan) defeated Dennis Hall and Ken Lucas to win the Mid-America NWA World Tag Team Titles

1972 

Kansas City, Kansas:

– Steve Bolus defeated Billy Howard

– Omar Atlas defeated Bobby Whitlock

– Steve Bolus & Les Thornton & Danny Little Bear defeated Juan Sebastian & Billy Howard & Yasu Fuji

– Roger Kirby & Black Angus (w/ Percival A. Friend) defeated The Stomper & Rufus R. Jones in three falls 

– World Heavyweight Champion Dory Funk, Jr. fought Harley Race to a double-DQ in three falls

Jacksonville, Florida:

– Buddy Colt beat Eddie Graham in a lights out match

– Florida Champion Paul Jones beat Bob Roop

– In a match for the Florida Tag Titles, Mr Wrestling Tim Woods & Jack Brisco beat Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens

1973 

Dothan, Alabama:

– Dick Dunn defeated Eddie Sullivan to win the NWA Alabama Heavyweight Title

1978 

Auckland, New Zealand:

– Steve Rickard defeated Toru Tanaka for the New Zealand NWA British Commonwealth Heavyweight Title 

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada;

– AWA Tag Team Champions Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell beat Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens

– Super Destroyer Mark II beat Rufus R. Jones by DQ

– Larry Hennig beat Blackjack Lanza 

– Bob Orton Jr. drew Billy Robinson

1979

Atlanta, Georgia:

– Tony Atlas won a 16-man battle royal to earn an NWA World Heavyweight Title match 

– Ole Anderson and Ivan Koloff defeated Dusty Rhodes and Bill Watts in a Double Bunkhouse match 

– Wahoo McDaniel defeated NWA Georgia Heavyweight Champion The Masked Superstar (with Bobby Heenan) in a Blindfold match to win the title (it was revealed that Tommy Rich had beaten Superstar in place of McDaniel and the title was vacated)

– NWA World Heavyweight Champion Harley Race defeated Tony Atlas to retain the title

1980 

St Paul, Minnesota:

– In a Lights Out Match; The Crusher beat Jerry Blackwell

– Greg Gagne beat Bobby Heenan 

– AWA Tag Team Champions Adrian Adonis & Jesse Ventura beat Mad Dog Vachon & Super Destroyer Mark II by DQ

– Dino Bravo went to a no contest with John Studd

– Joyce Grable beat Judy Martin

– Tito Santana beat Buck Zumhofe 

– Steve Olsonoski beat Chris Markoff

1985 

Bayamon, Puerto Rico:

– Eric Embry defeated Super Medico I for the WWC Puerto Rico Heavyweight Title 

Landover, Maryland:

– AWA Champion Rick Martel beat Larry Zbyszko

1986

Charlotte, North Carolina:

– Dutch Mantell & Bobby Jaggers fought Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Black Bart & Baron Von Raschke to a time-limit draw

– Buddy Landell (w/ Bill Dundee) pinned Sam Houston 

– Jimmy Garvin (w/ Precious) defeated Jimmy Valiant via count-out 

– NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated Dusty Rhodes (w/ Baby Doll) via disqualification

– NWA Tag Team Champions Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey (w/ Jim Cornette & Big Bubba) via disqualification

– Nikita Koloff defeated Magnum T.A. in the seventh match of a best-of-seven series to claim the vacant NWA United States Heavyweight Title

1987 

Denver, Colorado:

– Ron Simmons defeated Rick Steiner

– Sting defeated Black Bart

– UWF Western States Heritage Champion Barry Windham defeated Big Bubba

– NWA Tag Team Champions Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated NWA US Tag Team Champions Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane in a non-title match

– UWF Heavyweight Champion Steve Williams defeated Dick Murdoch

– The Road Warriors & Nikita Koloff defeated NWA US Champion Lex Luger, NWA TV Champion Tully Blanchard, & Arn Anderson

– NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated Dusty Rhodes via disqualification

Memphis, Tennessee:

– George Barnes defeated Bill Dundee for the CWA International Heavyweight Title 

1990 

Mexico City, Mexico:

– The Thundercats (Leono, Panthro and Tigro) defeated Los Arqueros del Espacio (El Arquero, Danny Boy and Lasser) to win the Mexican National Trios Titles

1991 

Chicago, Illinois:

– Terrance Taylor pinned Mike Graham (sub. for the Yellow Dog)

– Big Josh, Tracy Smothers & Steve Armstrong defeated Badstreet, Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin when Armstrong

– PN News defeated Johnny B. Badd via disqualification 

– Bobby Eaton pinned WCW TV Champion Steve Austin (the pinfall came after the 10-minute mark; the title was only at stake for the first 10 minutes)

– Richard Morton pinned Robert Gibson

– WCW World Champion Lex Luger pinned Barry Windham

– Yellow Dog (sub. for Tom Zenk) pinned the Diamond Studd

– Dustin Rhodes pinned Arn Anderson

– Sting defeated Nikita Koloff via count-out in a death match

– Rick Steiner & El Gigante defeated Dick Murdoch & Dick Slater in a steel cage match 

Portland, Oregon:

– Billy Jack Haynes defeated Steve Doll in a full-nelson challenge for the vacant NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Title

Tosu, Japan:

– Combat Toyoda defeated Megumi Kudo to win the WWA World Women’s Championship

1992 

Memphis, Tennessee:

– Jerry Lawler and Jeff Jarrett defeated The Moondogs (Cujo and Spot) to win the USWA Tag Team Titles

1997 

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida:

– Shane Douglas (with Francine) defeated Terry Funk and ECW World Heavyweight Champion Sabu (with Bill Alfonso) and in a Three-Way Dance to win the title

– The Dudleys won the ECW Tag Team Title by forfeit from the Gangstas

1999 

Louisville, Kentucky:

– OVW Southern Tag Team Champions, Jason Lee and Rip Rogers defeated The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express (Robert Gibson and Ricky Morton) by disqualification to retain the title 

– Rob Conway defeated OVW Heavyweight Champion The Damaja to win the title

2003

Tokyo, Japan:

– Hiroyoshi Tenzan defeated Jun Akiyama to win the NJPW G1 Climax tournament

2007 

Tijuana, Mexico:

– El Dandy and Rey Misterio, Sr. defeated The Punisher and Super Parka to win the vacant WWA World Tag Team Titles

2008 

WWE SummerSlam: Indianapolis, Indiana:

– Big Show defeated Bam Neely (with Chavo Guerrero)

– Montel Vontavious Porter defeated Jeff Hardy

– Santino Marella and Beth Phoenix defeated Intercontinental Champion Kofi Kingston & Women’s Champion Mickie James to win the titles

– Matt Hardy defeated Mark Henry (with Tony Atlas) by disqualification to retain the ECW Championship

– CM Punk defeated John “Bradshaw” Layfield to retain the World Heavyweight Championship

– Triple H defeated The Great Khali (with Ranjin Singh) to retain the WWE Championship

– Batista defeated John Cena 

– The Undertaker defeated Edge in a Hell in a Cell match

2014 

WWE SummerSlam: Los Angeles, California:

– Rob Van Dam defeated Cesaro

– Dolph Ziggler defeated the Miz to win the Intercontinental Title

– Paige defeated AJ Lee to win the Divas Title 

– Rusev (with Lana) defeated Jack Swagger (with Zeb Colter) in a flag match

– Seth Rollins defeated Dean Ambrose in a Lumberjack match

– Bray Wyatt defeated Chris Jericho

– Stephanie McMahon defeated Brie Bella

– Roman Reigns defeated Randy Orton

– Brock Lesnar defeated John Cena to win the WWE World Title