Already very present daily on C8 as a columnist in Do not touch My TVBernard Montiel also landed orders for a cultural program called Olympiascope. This is a cultural meeting broadcast on Olympia TV, and available in replay on MyCanal, through which he talks, before each concert or show, with an artist. Bernard Montiel conducts exclusive interviews in this way and walks with his guest in the dressing rooms and backstage of the mythical Parisian hall of the Olympia.
After Axel Bauer, Gauvain Sers or even Patrick Sébastien, Bernard Montiel this time met Pierre Palmadefor a new issue expected this Thursday, June 9, 2022. The comedian and actor celebrates his 30-year career and goes back on stage with a best-of which includes cult sketches from his nine one-man shows. The public will then be able to discover or rediscover The laptop, The neighbour, The taxi, Household scene, The Mexican, The Scrabble, The porn movie, The president, The hospital, The letter from the front, The sheep or The swallow.
Remember that it was in 1988 that Pierre Palmade made himself known to the general public, with his first appearance on TV in The Class. At the time, he was only 20 years old and met notable personalities in his life, including Muriel Robin, Jean-Marie Bigard and Michèle Laroque. With the latter, he will also triumph on stage for several years. Their shows were even nominated several times for Molieres.
Before this anniversary show, it had been a few years since Pierre Palmade had redone the show at the theatre. He nevertheless remained in the audiovisual landscape thanks to television appearances. Recently, for example, he participated in the last season of Mask Singer. The comedian was hiding behind the Cosmonaut costume and was unmasked during the third episode.
But above all, he returns on June 25 in prime time on France Télévisions which launches a new entertainment creation, an evening event orchestrated by Pierre Palmade and his friends:
Muriel Robin, Carole Bouquet, Marie-Anne Chazel, Nathalie Baye, Eddy Mitchell, Nolwenn Leroy, André Dussollier, Christophe Willem, Véronique Sanson, Catherine Jacob, Salvatore Adamo, Isabelle Nanty, Vincent Niclo, Gérard Lenorman, François Berléand, Isabelle Boulay, Sheila, Chantal Ladesou, Anne Sila, Valérie Mairesse, Dave, Max Boublil, Chantal Goya, Hugues Aufray and many more…
During this mythical evening placed under the sign of humor, comedy and music, nearly 45 artists gather around Pierre Palmade to sing, do sketches, have fun, laugh and make you laugh as if the days of the big variety shows where the stars came just for fun.