(24 Apr 1995) T/I: 10:04:50
The Socialist candidate in the French presidential elections,
Lionel Jospin, confounded all predictions to come top of the poll
in Sunday's (23/3) first round of voting. The unexpected result
was a blow for Gaullist Jacques Chirac, who had expected to win.
Prime Minister Edouard Balladur came in third and pulled out of
the race.
SHOWS:
PARIS, 23/4
JOSPIN CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
WS of Jospin supporters waving posters and clapping
CU of woman holding Jospin poster
CU of Jospin walking through cheering crowds with Jacques Delors
WS of supporters cheering and applauding
MS of supporters celebrating - Jospin's daughter Eve, on the left,
with short curly hair
SOCIALIST PARTY HEADQUARTERS
MS Jospin walking down stairs after holding private meetings at
party headquarters
BALLADUR'S HEADQUARTERS
CU of tv monitor pull out to WS of campaign room with supporters
pan across subdued room
Balladur entering room to chants of "Edouard"
Balladur on podium looking sad
CHIRAC'S HEADQUARTERS
WS of media at Chirac's hq
CU Chirac walking through crowds chanting "We are going to win"
CU of supporters eating apples (Chirac's campaign symbol)
CU of Chirac speaking to his supporters
CU of Chirac leaving campaign headquarters and getting into car
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