La folle histoire de Cloclo Page #4
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We need to have him with us.
I might be able to help.
How much do you need?
Thank you so much!
An hour and a half late!
You're right, son. Warm them up.
Until they burn the house down!
- This jerk forgot the cookies.
- You did?
Why do I get the worst assistants!
Where's my trailer?
Show him his dressing room.
Hurry.
Claude, please!
Step on it.
I'm full throttle.
Every minute of the day.
What incompetents!
Look at him. Jeez!
What're you doing here?
Sorry, they said I could change
my bandage here.
What happened?
I twisted my ankle.
- I'll leave you.
- Don't go.
- What's your name?
- Isabelle.
I'm Claude Francois.
Like the singer.
Sorry.
Walk right in,
Don't look around
Don't give that girl a grin
Walk right in,
Sit right down
That will put her in a spin
She's the kind of gal
All the guys are wooing
But you let her know,
Nothing doing
Walk right in,
Sit right down
And you'll turn her upside-down
Walk right in,
Don't give her a look
Wrong note,
you're fired!
You're not far off!
Four times.
The same mistake four times!
Makes me sick!
- I didn't do anything...
- Got a problem?
Is this the Salvation Army?
Look at your shoes!
Out! I don't want to see
your stupid faces again!
Don't worry.
He's fired me seven times,
then gave me a Cartier watch.
This is it.
What?
I'd like you to meet me
my country cousin. Virginia.
Valeria.
Valeria. A real fan.
Don't be intimidated.
This is my dressing room.
I'll leave you two.
Paulo went to get our cash.
The cash! The cash!
Burgundy for all, okay?
Thanks, boss!
I'll finish my story.
3 years later
I go by the same store,
and what do I see?
The parrot, still bare!
Incredible!
How'd you like the show?
Really want to know?
You're repeating yourself.
It's routine. Humdrum.
40 SRO gigs, 3 encores a night
and still not happy?
Cut it out. You feel like I do.
Not tonight, Paul.
Let me savor the moment.
Is that possible this once?
So sorry. I misunderstood.
So it's just tourism.
I thought you were settling in.
Listen, son.
If you don't change anything,
in 6 months you're done for.
A has-been. End of story.
Stay,
Stay here with me
We need each other,
Can't you see
Stay,
Don't abandon me
You'll regret it
Almost as much as me
I hear the door closing on you
I hear your steps
Fading down the hall
Suddenly I feel alone and lost
I feel my head empty
And a pain in my heart
I know I'm not a perfect man
I can't always
Find the right thing to say
I don't care enough for you
And I'm afraid of not having love
But I dream
Yes, I dream
Except when I'm alone
And thinking of you
Stay,
Stay here with me
We need each other,
Can't you see
Stay
Please don't go
You'll regret it
Almost as much as me
Holy cow!
- Christ Almighty.
- Did you see that?
Extraordinary!
That's totally new.
It turned you on,
you old lecher!
And I designed their costumes.
It was fabulous.
From now on,
guys will take their girls
to see Cloclo and his Clodettes.
- Innovation enough, Mr. 20%?
- Fine, son.
You were right,
we can't sleep.
And now what, Paulo?
I've got plenty more ideas!
A first in France:
A singer has created his own label
and music publishing house.
That entertainer
is Claude Francois.
He manages every aspect
of his career alone.
No regrets?
I've got a few.
But I'm not sure
I want you as boss.
And like this.
To Fleche Records!
Health...
Prosperity... Knock on wood...
and love.
Summer 1967
How did your concert go?
Shall I heat up some pizza?
What's the matter?
She's left me.
It's not the first time.
France and you...
No, this time it's for good.
She'll never come back.
My Claudio...
You have all the girls you want.
You're successful,
rich and handsome.
Stop saying I'm handsome.
I'm short,
bowlegged and I sing like a duck.
Johnny Hallyday and Sylvie's
Baby Son Doing Fine
Hello, madam.
Come in.
You must be Isabelle.
Welcome to the Mill.
I'm Chouffa, Claude's mother.
- Did you find it easily?
- Yes, thank you.
Claude's working.
He'll join us later.
There he is.
She's pretty. Who is she?
Looks like France Gall.
But she's not.
Play the next one.
"For Me"? You said no in May.
Too sad.
Now I want a sad song.
Go on, play it.
Again.
It reminds me of...
I see it as...
I don't know...
the end of love.
Try to find lyrics about...
a man's pain, real despair.
Play it again.
Like every day...
I rise from bed...
But you don't stir...
"Comme d'habitude"...
Good.
"Comme"...
"d'habitude"...
It gets stuck here. Boring.
- We'll rework that part then.
- Yes.
The emotion has to crescendo.
My voice has to rise,
ending with a wrench.
"Comme d'habitude"...
Yes, "comme d'habitude"!
I rise from bed
Bump into you
But you don't stir
"Comme d'habitude"
I pull
The sheet up under your chin
I fear you might be cold
"Comme d'habitude"
My hand
Strokes your hair
Let's say hi to Isabelle.
This is Ness-Ness.
What I listened to didn't sell.
What sold, I didn't listen to.
Remember, Mama?
I knew I had to choose:
Rather than do 100% heart,
I do 50% heart, 50% head.
Give people what they want.
Like the Americans do.
What do you think, Isabelle?
I don't know.
You're 100% heart.
It's not you.
You were so nice.
It's those people,
the girls, your life...
It scares me.
True, I'm surrounded by women.
But they don't matter.
It's no accident I looked for you,
that I did all that,
introduced you to my mother.
Every time I'm near you
I feel the same.
You put me at ease.
You give me stability.
You can give me the life I need.
Love me, Isabelle.
Love me.
Let me go!
Damn.
And then
The day will fade
I'll be homeward-bound
"Comme d'habitude"
And you
Won't be around
Won't be home yet
"Comme d'habitude"
All alone
I'll lie down
On this cold empty bed
"Comme d'habitude"
My tears
I'll hide from view
"Comme d'habitude"
Even after dark
I'll play pretend
I'll play along
You'll walk in the door
I'll be waiting for you
You'll flash a smile
You'll get undressed
You'll get into bed
Our lips will meet
"Comme d'habitude"
We'll play pretend
"Comme d'habitude"
We'll make love
"Comme d'habitude"
We'll play pretend
"Comme d'habitude"
You're cute when you sew.
I don't knit as well.
You get the idea?
From top to bottom, with a fake
lining, you can hide a painting.
Flatten the canvas
under the lining.
It doubt it'll come in handy.
Don't think that.
Everything can be challenged
overnight. Believe me.
- I'll go.
- No, I will.
- No, I will.
- No, me.
Up you go, son.
Little Claude, are you angry?
Hush, Coco. Easy.
Donna, Donna, Donna
You'll regret the day
Donna, Donna, Donna
When you were... Hush.
I thought all kids
were Claude fans.
Little traitor.
Let me.
Coco, come on.
To calm babies,
I speak to them in Italian.
Oh, you don't play poker with them?
Brussels, December 1968
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