Noé Debré Accepts Deadline’s French TV Disruptor Award, Issues Rallying Call For Public Broadcasting And Talks ‘Parlement’, ‘Zorro’ & His New Max Series
deadline.comEXCLUSIVE: Noé Debré issued a rallying call for public broadcasting as he accepted Deadline’s inaugural French TV Disruptor Award at the Unifrance Rendez-Vous event in Normandy, France.
Debré is one of the most exciting writers and directors in France and has worked on projects for pay TV services and has a new show for Max, but he is known for breakout comedy series Parlement and is currently enjoying pre-launch buzz for Zorro, both of which are for pubcaster France Télévisions domestically.
Speaking as he accepted the award, which recognizes an industry figure with a singular voice and producing outstanding work, he said: “When I was told about the award, I was very flattered and I also looked up what ‘disruption’ actually means.
It’s been popularized by tech companies and tech culture, because, as you know, tech companies are now very big in our field.
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