Fiafans.org Website Review

That was Charles Mayer’s comment when he posted this video of Robert et Mireille wishing us a happy new year to the Discussion thread of the blog. I thought it deserved to be here, up front for all to see. Merci, Charles et Valérie ! Please come back and give us the backstory to this recent meetup between our two cult heros! High School French teacher Matthew Lindsey posted this wonderfully creative FIA tribute elsewhere on the site—a remake of Leçon 15 produced by his clas*—but I thought it needed to be front and center here. Félicitations ! Dear FIA fans: Hope all of you are well. Yes, it’s been quiet here of late. However, I should have some very exciting news to report to you soon. Barry Lydgate has been in touch and something is afoot that I know most of you will be enthusiastic about. I have only the sketchiest of details, but hope to know more, soon. When I do, you’ll be the next to know. Meanwhile, the beautiful, rediscovered Virginie (Marie Laure) has sent some us some still photos taken during FIA production by Sylvie Mathé > J’espère que vous allez bien , je vous envoie ces quelques > photos, souvenirs du tournage de French in Action , vous pouvez les > mettre dans votre site si vous pensez que cela puisse faire plaisir > aux fans ! Amicalement, Virginie Really lovely. It’s been too long since I’ve watched a FIA. Think I’ll do so tonight! Here’s a holiday photo sent in by the lovely Virginie Castellani (née Contesse) who we know as Marie-Laure. One of the highlights of the outgoing year for me was discovering the ad*lt Virginie and welcoming her into our group of French in Action fans. Wishing all the best in the year ahead to everyone in the extended French in Action family! I’m still recovering from the shock I experienced two days ago when I saw that Virginie Contesse (now Virginie Castellani)—whose post-FIA whereabouts have always been a mystery and the subject of so much speculation over the years—posted a message to our blog,