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La Folle Soirée du Palmashow 3
For the third time, Palmashow is taking over prime time, led by the irresistible Grégoire Ludig and David Marsais. The program features sketches, parodies, and 100% original "very bad jokes," as well as a fictional segment where the duo is at the top of their game. Throughout the evening, stars from the comedy scene and actors will make surprise appearances. Florence Foresti, Christophe Lambert, Alex Lutz, and Kyan Khojandi have all joined in on the fun with good humor.
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For the third time, Palmashow is taking over prime time, led by the irresistible Grégoire Ludig and David Marsais. The program features sketches, parodies, and 100% original "very bad jokes," as well as a fictional segment where the duo is at the top of their game. Throughout the evening, stars from the comedy scene and actors will make surprise appearances. Florence Foresti, Christophe Lambert, Alex Lutz, and Kyan Khojandi have all joined in on the fun with good humor.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, TV Movie
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Jonathan Barré
Director
Grégoire Ludig
Various Characters
David Marsais
Various Characters
Laurence Arné
Self - Guest
Sixtine Aupetit
Self - Guest
Olivier Baroux
Self - Guest
Marion Creusvaux
Self - Guest
Virginie Efira
Self - Guest
Loup-Denis Elion
Self - Guest
Laure Falesse
Self - Guest
Bernard Farcy
Self - Guest
Romain Lancry
Self - Guest
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