A lot of organizational work preceded this worldfamous event, when in September 1997, at the invitation of the Friderikusz Show, two giants of French and European cinema, Alain Delon and Jean Paul Belmondo, arrived in Budapest at the same time. The fact that they had not been on the same stage together for 27 years before made their presence particularly memorable. This is why the French and European press was very well represented at the taping of the show: 72 TV and radio channels, as well as newspapers, photographers and reporters, crowded into Studio 8 of Hungarian Television to record the interview.
Perhaps the focus was less on the interview than on the big meeting itself, although the conversation was about many things: women, films, theatre, friendship, eternal anger, and of course, how much Belmondo and Delon would pay to star in an imaginary Hungarian film.

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