Albert Verlinde is the next in the row that Walst over the plagued Marieke Elsinga. He fears The Headliner before her arrival. “An accident never comes alone! Hahahaha! ”
The new RTL 4-talent show The Headliner has been slaughtered: critics and viewers find it too complicated, the jury much too hysterical and the program simply not fun. And that is quite a damper for producer John de Mol. To make matters worse, the presentation is also very mediocre: it is in the hands of the Monotone Jim Bakkum.
“Do normal!”
Jim only gets reinforcement of his co-host Marieke Elsinga from episode; During the first recordings, she was still on pregnancy leave.
What does Albert Verlinde think of that show? He says in In the corridors: “I think it’s the hassle. What I once really enjoyed – and that happened with The Voice – was that colleagues started to judge new talents, but now they are bouncing and they are raised. It is terrible that I think: do it normally. “
Hysterical
Albert thinks it is really very poor. “It is raised and the misery is that that kind of programs are recorded in advance. Behind the scenes everyone also falls into each other: fantastic, this will be him! There is no one who thinks: we have to correct it, because the public finds it hysterical. “
Then: “And then Marieke Elsinga is added. An accident never comes alone! Hahahaha! ”
Not a fan
Host Wilfred Genee is shocked by that sneer. “You are not a fan? Because she is now under heavy fire. “
Albert: “I really like her in itself, only I think she has dived into goodness. Her secret was that it was a kind of unguided cheerful projectile and she had herself bed in, because you get that when you are going to do that kind of shows with make -up, a court around you and producers who talk to you. ”
Daisy
The result is that you become colorless, says Albert. “And then she suddenly starts playing the best girl in the class and she shouldn’t be. She just has to be Marieke and then she’s great fun. “
According to Marieke’s Radiomatje Mattie Valk, she should not complain about all the negative reactions. He shouted this week: “If you can’t stand it, you have to do something else. It is that simple. It is part of the profession. ”