Denise Fabre

See also: Fabre

Denise Fabre (September 5th 1942) is a presenter of French television.

After a childhood with Nice, it begins as announcer with Télé Monte Carlo then on the second channel (Antenna 2) from ORTF to go then on the first chain (TF1) during thirty years, until in 1992. She also collaborated in Europe 1 . Its cheerfulness, its eyes out of almond and its communicative giggles made it very popular. In 1975, it receives the Oscar of the best presenter of television. It animates the emissions TV-Sunday, With the pleasure of Saturday . One finds it, since 1993, on Télé Monte Carlo in the emission Boléro . It also held a chronicle in “France-Evening”. In 1996, it reappeared on TF1 by presenting to it Télévitrines , an emission of armchair shopping.

Him is owed And moreover, it is true , Grasset 1977, where it evoke its meetings with the Général de Gaulle, the presidents Valery Giscard d'Estaing and François Mitterrand, with Johnny Hallyday and other high-speed motorboats like its voyages in various capitals. In 2004, appears another book, Vivre with the glares , at Michel Lafon. She tells there forty years in the slides of French television.

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