Very concerned about the future of his four children, Olivier Marchal confided in his dismay and said he was “distraught” by the situation.
Parents sometimes find themselves powerless in the face of the unknown, and some are very concerned for the future of their children. For the former policeman, actor and director Olivier Marchal, this anxiety is particularly strong. This is what he confided to Laurie Cholewa at the microphone ofEuropean 1 on his show CLAP!.
If he considers his separation with his “successful” ex-wife, Olivier Marchal has more doubts about his role as a father and how he will be able to protect his offspring. He had four children with Catherine Marchal, an actress seen in particular in the series Here it all starts on TF1. Together, they had Léa, passionate about horses, Zoé, in the cinema just like Ninon, and the youngest, Basile, aged 14. Like an Al Pacino, soon to be a dad at the age of 83, Olivier Marchal is therefore concerned…
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Olivier Marchal: a desperate and anxious dad
At the microphone of the radio, he expressed his feelings: “When I see this world… I have four children. I’m totally desperate, distraught. I don’t have the words to tell them how to overcome tomorrow. I don’t have the words. I can’t do it“. The artist of the series The Crimson Rivers or polar MR73 then spoke of his relationship to death: “As I explained in a previous interview, sometimes I want her to come early so that I don’t attend…”.
He quotes another actor, whose opinion he shares : “It seems that these were the last words of Jean-Pierre Bacri. It is Gérard Lanvin who told me that Bacri, before dying, would have said: ‘At least I won’t be witnessing all this shit‘. That’s what he said before he left. And I find it quite nice“.
A cash speech, as usual, which recalls his testimony in West France last April. He had commented on the clashes between police and demonstrators: “How can we arrive at so much violence and incomprehension? People no longer trust politics. As for the cops, they applaud them when they are scared like after the Bataclan and throw cobblestones after”.
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