Last Thursday, February 23, TF1 aired the final episode of Balthazar, one of its flagship series on the channel, which consequently bowed after five seasons and almost 40 episodes. It was during the shocking finale, which featured many twists and turns, and Tomer Sisley said goodbye to the character he had portrayed for many years.
The 48-year-old actor did indeed announce his decision to end Balthazar Adventures in December of last year to devote himself to new projects. And one of them is going to hit the airwaves.
On Monday, March 20, TF1 will broadcast Comme mon fils, a 90-minute TV film that won the audience award at the Luchon Festival, in which Tomer Sisley plays Victor, a fugitive thug who takes a little boy under his wing. Wing. My mother left me.
Between bank robberies, threats from the police and the obligation to always be on the move, man and son learn to be father and son, to love and be inseparable… The actor also co-produced it. Fiction, with Clement Miserez and Mathieu Warter.
Written by Edgar Marie, who was Braquo’s season 2 screenwriter, Comme mon fils is inspired by the autobiographical novel L’enfant de la cavale, written by Jean-Marie Drouet and Ludovic. For this occasion, Tomer Sisley finds Frank Brett, a director with whom he already worked on Balthazar season 4.
At the casting, the actor answered Jordan Delasus (and you, when?), who plays the role of young orphan Charlie. Lizzie Broschere (War of the Worlds), Phoenix Brossard (Maron) and Constance Doll (Baron Noir, and The Mountain Flower) also star.
Find Comme mon fils on Monday 20 March from 9.10pm on TF1.
Source: Allocine
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