Élise Lucet
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| Elise Lucet | |
| Born | May 30, 1963 Rouen (Seine-Maritime), France  |
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| Occupation | Journalist, Television host, Pieces a Conviction, France 3 |
| Website bio at toutelatele.com |
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Elise Lucet, born May 30, 1963 in Rouen (Seine-Maritime), France, is a French investigative journalist and television host. She has worked on France 3 on the evening news investigative journalism program Pieces a Conviction, and began working for France 2 on September 6, 2005, to host the program 13 heures le journal.
[edit] Career
Lucet began her career on France 3 in 1983 under the direction of Henri Sanier. Lucet gained prominence at the national level in 1987, while working on the broadcast of la Marche du siècle. In 1990, she became the host of 19/20, France 3's evening news program. In 1997 she became the editor of the program. As a writer and television producer, Lucet has hosted Pièces à Conviction since 2000. On August 25, 2005 Lucet left 19/20 to host 13 heures le journal on France 2. Lucet continues to host Pièces à Conviction on France 3 for the evening news segment. On September 25, 2006, Le Parisien announced that Lucet would temporarily leave 13 heures le journal during Christmas due to pregnancy. She was replaced during this period by Françoise Laborde, and returned the day after the presidential election on May 7, 2007.
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[edit] See also
- France 3
- France 2
- Pièces à conviction
- Exposé (journalism)
- George Alagiah, former presenter of the BBC One O'Clock News, a British equivalent to France 2's Journal de 13 Heures
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Hosts of Pièces à Conviction on France 3 2000- |
Succeeded by Current Host |
| Preceded by Benoit Duquesne |
Hosts of 13 heures le journal on France 2 2005- |
Succeeded by Current Host |
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