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In 2002, Patrick Chêne appealed to him for his revitalization project of the TV channel Santé Vie but this channel stopped transmitting a year later.Ĭlaude Sérillon (center) during the Paris Book Fair in 2004.įrom 2007 to 2012 he was part of the team of Michel Drucker as a columnist in the second part of the show Vivement dimanche prochain on France 2 to present on the latest films and literary events.
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Thereafter, he left France 2 and then found his full freedom of speech. In September, he was replaced by David Pujadas, who had just left LCI. On 12 July 2001 he stopped doing the news show, and, Olivier Mazerolle, the new boss of news at the channel, retired Claude from the show. With the Presidential campaign approaching, Sérillon, as in 1987, became an interviewer "boudé à gauche et peu apprécié à droite" (snubbed by the Left and little appreciated by the Right). On 13 September 1999, true to his reputation for independence, he made an interview without concession of Lionel Jospin then Prime minister, which was severely criticized. During one telethon broadcast, while interviewing Michel Boujenah who was telling incredible stories, Claude Sérillon became known for a very crazy laugh.ġ7 August 1998, he took the reins of 20 heures on France 2, where he then proposed a revamped news journal show, but the ratings were nevertheless lower than those of channel 1. He also copresented for ten years Telethon and Nuits des étoiles alongside Hubert Reeves.
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However, he remained true to Antenne 2 during his lean years and worked on several broadcasts of reports and debates, which were called Place publique (directed by Serge Moati, ), Raison de plus or Géopolis.
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Claude Sérillon would wait 11 years to return to the same post in August 1998 when he replaced Daniel Bilalian.ĭuring the 1992 Winter Olympics, in Albertville, he hosted some "talk shows" with Daniel Cazal on the temporary Euro HD channel, set up by the l'ORTO 92 (established by the French TV public channels to promote HDTV format Mac HD broadcast in D2MAC). He was dropped from the 20 heures news show in July 1987 for having "abused" the chief of police of Paris in the Malik Oussekine case.
Uncomfortable with the editing of TF1 and opposed to the style of the news show they put on the air in January 1985, which was dramatized and sensationalized, he remained nostalgic for channel A2 and eventually returned to his earlier employ in January 1986 to present the 20 hours alternating with Bernard Rapp His work there then stalled against the tandem of rival TV presenter team Christine Ockrent / Bernard Rapp. In February 1984 he left Antenne 2 for TF1 where he presented their Journal de 20 heures. He started editing again in July 1981, as editor of the society department, and he also started presenting Journal de 20 heuresin summer 1982. In 1979 he was in charge of the press review at Antenne 2 Midi and is commended for reporting of the diamond affair of Jean-Bédel Bokassa, involving Valéry Giscard d'Estaing. He started work at TV station Antenne 2 in 1975 and took control of the news show at 18:45 the following year, from 1976 up to 1979. In 1973 he joined the ORTF Ile-de-France. Later, in the afternoon of 28 January 1972, during his journalism work, he found himself at the Saint-Pierre square when a fire started in the Nantes Cathedral he was the first journalist at the scene, following the fire-fighters right to the fire in the attic of the building, and his report was an essential part of the paper the next day, the first page only contained a picture of the fire and the words "16 hours 19 ". His work for this newspaper started on the occasion of a trip to Norway where he proposed a story about the football club Strømsgodset IF, champions of Norway in 1970, that the FCN (FC Nantes) was scheduled to meet later in the European Cup. While still a student, he started working in journalism in 1970 as a freelancer for the newspaper Presse-Océan. Claude Sérillon was a student at the school of Breil-Malville and then at Jules Verne high school he did his graduate studies in letters at the University of Nantes, obtaining a Bachelor's degree.
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