Philippe Lacheau confided in his musical tastes in the columns of Release. The actor and director is not a fan of a monument of French song!
Everything succeeds for Philippe Lacheau! His film Alibi.com 2, released on February 8, a hit. He is once again hosting the third season of Lol: who laughs, comes out. And for this third installment, Prime Video pulled out all the stops with a 5-star cast! Pierre Niney, Jonathan Cohen, Leïla Bekhti, Géraldine Nakache, Virginie Efira, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Gad Elmaleh, Pierre Niney, François Damiens, Paul Mirabel and Laura Felpin are the participants of this third season which will be released on March 10. Regarding his private life, everything is also fine for Philippe Lacheau and his partner Élodie Fontan. After having made some confidences about their couple during the promotion of the film, it is this time in solo, in an interview, that the actor said more about his musical tastes.
“I always missed Gainsbourg”
In an interview, the actor-director indulged in secrets about his relationship to music. He seems to be a big consumer, since he listens to music “in the car, in the bathroom or on his phone”. The 42-year-old dad also admits to listening to music when he works. He explains that he writes almost exclusively while listening to film music. Music therefore seems to be part of his life but there is an artist who has not marked him and it is Serge Gainsbourg! Indeed, when Freed asks Philippe Lacheau: “The record that everyone loves and you hate?”he replies: “I hardly dare to say it, but I have always missed Gainsbourg.”
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Philippe Lacheau fan of Michael Jackson
If Serge Gainsbourg is not his cup of tea, it is quite the opposite concerning Michael Jackson. In this same interview, Philippe Lacheau confesses what was his first record: “Not very original: Thriller, of michael jackson“. Then he adds:The greatest artist of all time.” To the question: “Which record cover do you want to frame in your home as a work of art?” the one who presents Lol: who laughs, comes out respond : “‘Dangerous’ of Michael Jackson was very elaborate. It was like a painting”. He certainly passed by Gainsbourg, but not by the King of Pop!
Article written with the collaboration of 6Medias.
