From Tomorrow’s Arrival in 2019, Jules Corcas, played by Xavier Widhoff, appeared on screen for perhaps the last time this week on TF1. At the end of an arc rich with twists and emotions for Martin (Frank Moncini) and his ex-fiancé.
A few weeks ago, Jules, who left for the city of Lyon two years ago, returned to Sette and quickly plunged into lawlessness – he did not hesitate to commit large-scale theft or head straight for Nordin in the van he was driving. – with the sole purpose of raising the funds necessary to finance an experimental treatment for a mother suffering from cancer.
Titled “Martin’s Choice,” this plot of Tomorrow ultimately served to strengthen the bond between Martin and his son Nordin (Youssef Agali).
But it also included a farewell to the character of Jules, who was imprisoned at the end of the race, for which Manon (Louise Bachelier) paid the price. And so he will spend the next few years of his life in prison. With the satisfaction that Virgin, his mother, is on the road to recovery.
Xavier Widhoff posts a very moving farewell message to Jules and tomorrow is ours
In a message posted on Instagram this Wednesday, April 19, actor Xavier Wiedhoff wanted to thank the producers and writers of Tomorrow Belongs to us for this beautiful story and its final episode, which aired Tuesday night on TF1.
“Laughter, anger, tears, provocation and tenderness. This episode of 1407 perfectly summed up the palette offered to Jules and I, the screenwriters and dialogue writers. Thank you for this gift.”writes Jules’ translator in a long message as full of emotion as this last episode.
“Thank you Jules, my friend, for living this adventure by my side all this time”He continued, before thanking the people who have made Adventures for Tomorrow so special to us all these years.
“Thanks to the production and also the production for the trust. (…) Thanks to HMC, sets, access, management, sound, image, lighting, coaches… I obviously couldn’t thank all the teams or all the actors individually, but the closest to my own will recognize themselves”.
“Believe me, this series will grow you fast, very fast, both professionally and personally”Wrote Xavier Wiedhoff afterwards, before confirming that this ark of tomorrow is ours, was a final ovation for Jules’ character.
“A final visit to these sets after a 2 year absence is priceless for an exciting story and a decent start to Korcas. Jules bows down to you. New stuff, beautiful things coming, thanks for the ride Jules, I can’t wait to discover new names to call me “.
A Virginia translator pays tribute to her fictional son
Earlier this week, Audrey Luten, who lent her features to Virgin Korcas but did not appear in this latest Jules intrigue, also posted Very good post on Instagramin which he praised his fictional son’s acting skills.
“Oh, you Xavier Wiedhoff, I love you so much. Forever forever mother and son “Corcas forever”– writes the actor, whose character Virginia is often referred to this arch, because it was the reason for the clumsy actions of Jules.
“You are an incredible actor!!! And you showed it in this great story. You have a talent for luxury!! At least I think so and I love it!!! You impressed me!!! You are so fair so yes we hated it Jules Corcas, so defiant and unbearable. Or we liked him so terrifying, it’s true. But of course you play it all very well! Bravo Cabbage! I”.
“The characters don’t belong to us. But there’s still something strange that helps us helplessly in this story.”Concluded Audrey Luten, who witnessed the episodes from afar, which are like the final point on the story of the Corcas family in Tomorrow Belongs to Us.
I vibrated, I was nervous, I was afraid, I laughed, I cried… Virgin Korkas woke up a little in me during these few weeks and my Xavier Wiedhoff, you are a special son. He wanted to take you. Arms, I’ll tell you he loves you and we’ll get through this. He was crazy about this adventure and the bonds made are very deep. Bravo my dear. I’m so proud of you”.
A page that turns without emotion. But fans of Xavier Widhoff will soon be able to find the young actor in the TV movie Life Before You on France 2, alongside Zoë Heran, Myra Schmitt and Eleanor Bernheim. Until other future projects.
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Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
