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A big supporter of AS Saint-Etienne, actor Timothée Chalamet is angry with Ligue 2, which does not post summaries of Greens matches on YouTube quickly enough.
He is perhaps one of the most famous fans of AS Saint-Etienne. Actor Timothée Chalamet spoke of his passion for the Greens on the set of the show Quotidien, Tuesday evening on TMC, where he came to present his latest film, the blockbuster “ Dune: Part Two”, of which he is the star of the cast.
The actor took the opportunity to send a message, directly addressed to the LFP. “On the Ligue 2 BKT YouTube, score the goals a little faster. Because they wait for all the matches to end. Show me the highlights! I’m in Los Angeles and I’m waiting for the highlights! »he said.
Saint-Etienne, the club of his grandfather’s heart
By habit, and by contract, the League only puts match summaries online the next day, which sometimes forces Timothée Chalamet to wait for long hours, especially when AS Saint-Etienne is playing the delayed match, Saturday at 3 p.m. It’s early morning in Los Angeles, and this forces the actor to long to see the Greens’ goals.
But actually, do you know why Timothée Chalamet is a fan of ASSE? If it exploded in the United States, the actor is Franco-American. During his youth, he sometimes spent his vacations in Chambon-sur-Lignon, in Haute-Loire, with his paternal grandfather, Roger Chalamet. It was the latter who passed on to him his passion for the great local club.
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