The towel is burning between Jean-Marie Bigard and his former producer, Chrystel Camus. This Varoise announced that he intended to have the comedian appear before the Draguignan Criminal Court for “public insults” and “defamation” following remarks he made on the set of Cyril Hanouna’s show, Don’t touch My TV (TPMP) on C8 and on the microphone of Sud Radio.
A first hearing will be held on January 5, 2023 at the Draguignan court, confirms the plaintiff’s lawyer, Mr.And Hubert Drevet, contacted by Era-Matin. In the context of this “direct call”, it will in particular be a question of setting the date of the trial on the merits within three months.
In the TPMP program of September 13, Jean-Marie Bigard had not mince words against Chrystel Camus with whom he had quarreled after last summer’s abandonment of a show project with Dieudonné, repeatedly convicted of anti-Semitism.
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At the end of August, the producer issued an ultimatum to Jean-Marie-Bigard: “If he doesn’t do this show, at the end of our contract, I would have to start a procedure. For the companies I represent, it can reach a minimum of 10 million because other companies are interested”she said on the set of TPMP.
Bigard’s reaction came two weeks later on the same entertainment show: “She came to 14 million anyway. So I told her, 14 million, to the extent you’re going to take it up your ass, you’re going to have to roll it good because you’re going to damage your ass. ball.”.
Above all, Jean-Marie Bigard has ensured that Chrystel Camus “he no longer had a license to produce a show“after his company was placed into compulsory liquidation in Draguignan. “He has no right to produce”repeated the comedian, guest of Bercoff in all its states (Radio Sud), 23 September. A complaint contested by the person directly concerned and by her lawyer.
