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Coluche goes for the Presidency

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It's been a while since I've had time to write a TL, but here is a new one...and it's based on a real POD. The French comedian Coluche announced he was going to run for the presidency, but didnt after his friend, director Rene Gorlin, was murdered. But what if Gorlin had not died?

The 26th April 1981 went down as one of the most unusual and shocking days in French political history.

The buildup had started on the 30th October 1980. At a press conference, Michel Colucci (aka Coluche) announced his intention to run for the Presidency of the Republic. Mainstream politicians initially saw him as a joke, but polls soon emerged crediting him with 16% of the vote- Mitterrand was credited with just 18% himself.

There then began some shady deals and threats to politically eliminate Coluche. These came to a head with the attempted murder of his director, Rene Gorlin. Gorlin confirmed that he had been attacked by someone he had never seen before, and it was widely suspected that there was a political motive behind this. Coluche's campaign suddenly caught fire after the public indignation at the attempt

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Five words that began a charity revolution in France

Comedian and actor Michel Colucci (1944-1986) – better known as Coluche – was famous for his trademark hairstyle, and his irreverent and often profane sense of humour.

But his lasting legacy is the Restos du Coeur homelessness charity.

Born in Paris, he and his sister were brought up by his widowed mother on her meagre wages as a florist.

Young Michel was not particularly motivated at school, acting as the class clown and making fun of the teacher.

Having left school in 1958 (aged 14) he drifted in and out trouble with the police, and tried various jobs – including waiter, delivery boy, apprentice photographer, assistant in a pharmacy, greengrocer, and florist – until in 1964 he joined the army at the age of 20.

His mother gave him a guitar for his 21st birthday, which he taught himself to play.

He quickly found that music was more to his taste than life in the army, where he was – almost predictably – jailed for insubordination.

Back in civvy street, he worked in his mother’s shop as a florist but walked out, leading to a long-lasting rift between them.

He tried his luck playing guitar and singing in cafés and managed to make something approaching a living.

More importantly, he also made a network of contacts in