In 2019, in the show Rire et Chansons, Pierre Palmade confided how he came to contact Jean-Jacques Goldman, completely drunk, to submit an idea for a musical.
Since February 10, Pierre Palmade has been under fire from critics after being involved in a terrible accident which injured three people, two of them seriously, while he was under the influence of cocaine. In addition to this terrible accident, which caused a young mother to lose the baby she had been carrying for six months, the actor is under investigation for possession of child pornography. “At the bottom of the abyss”he was gradually let go by his lifelong acolytes in the entertainment industry, such as Muriel Robin, who called him a“assassin” after his accident, but also by Michèle Laroque, who deleted all the pictures of Pierre Palmade from her Instagram account.
A blow to the career of Pierre Palmade, who seems to have always had “death instincts” and serious addictions, in particular to cocaine, but also to alcohol, if we are to believe a confidence he had made in 2019 on the show Laughter and Songstoday relayed by Gala. At the time, the comedian joked about of one “drinking night”during which he had contacted Jean-Jacques Goldman to submit a project idea. “I didn’t know what to do, I didn’t feel like sleeping”he then confided, explaining that he then got down to his piano: “I make three notes […]. ‘Oh great! I have an idea for a musical.’”
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“Excuse me, I was drunk…”
In the midst of the creative process, he then decided to call Jean-Jacques Goldman, at the time conductor of the Enfoirés troupe, in which Pierre Palmade also officiated. “I articulate well so as not to get grilled : ‘Hello Jean-Jacques, it would be good to see each other. I have an idea for a musical.’ And I fall asleep and I sleep”, he says bluntly, before testifying to his difficult awakening, where he then remembers nothing. However, Jean-Jacques Goldman seems to have been piqued by curiosity and calls him back two days later so that they can see each other and that the actor “tell this musical comedy story”. Stuck, Pierre Palmade accepts, before quickly revealing the truth: “Excuse me, I was drunk. It was a phone call that I don’t even remember.” A call that Jean-Jacques Goldman would not have forgotten since, in this same program, Pierre Palmade confided that, when the singer and composer changed his telephone number, he did not communicate it to him. Surely to prevent the episode from repeating itself…