Les Vedettes: “Need to sing”, the delusional clip of the film

The second film of the Palmashow stages Daniel, alias simply Dan. His song is worth the detour!

The latest palmashow film, The stars (2022), returns to television: meet at 9:25 p.m. on TMC for a new special evening dedicated to the duo. He has Daniel as a main character, a failed singer, working in an appliance store. Ready to do anything to repay his debts and find himself in the spotlight, he decides to use Stéphane, a naive and pretentious colleague, to participate in television games. So yes everything opposes them, no it will not be easy, but Daniel and Stéphane are full of resources …

Embodied by Grégoire Ludig And David Marsais in a staging of Jonathan Barréthe heroes of Stars Unlocked (or not) by their talent as a director when it comes to producing a video clip for Daniel’s song “Want to sing “. Under the pseudo of simply Dan, the duo features an amateur clip designed to open the doors of the audiovisual world. Teased by Palmashow on social networks, the clip was finally released in parallel with the film, for the happiness of fans, and is today part of its bonuses:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evt1llevkos

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This clip is not the only supplement proposed in Blu-ray: it is added to the three unpublished sketches specially turned to promote the release of Stars in the cinema. Parodying them “Director’s cut “promotion campaigns and videos compiling the opinion of spectators after the sessions, these sketches also mark the return of the humorous trio on YouTube after a two -year break. The duo has teased the digital release of their comedy on social networks, and took the opportunity to announce the writing of a new special program “Tonight it’s Palmashow 2”. “Well played the zoom” !

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The stars is described by his performers as their “Second first film”. Seven years later The crazy story of Max and Leon (2016), they returned to the big screen this time abandoning history and the Second World War to place their comedy in the world of TV, ironic on its flaws. His trailer:

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