The coming months promise to bring the winds of change at the Auguste Armani Institute. This is where it all starts.
While Claire Guinot (Catherine Marshall), recently burned out and suffering from a severe existential crisis, plans to drop out of school and quit cooking for good, another character on TF1’s daily series is about to make an unexpected career change. .
Souleymane bids farewell to the Institute’s vegetable garden
Having been in charge of the Institute’s vegetable garden for more than a year, where he especially developed the cultivation of all kinds of aromatic herbs, the son of Antoine Miriel (Frédéric Diefenthal), Suleiman (Dembo Camillo), will soon leave him. plantations if we believe the statements of his translator.
“Suleiman will develop a lot”Trust our microphone to Dembo Camilo during the CANNESERIES festival. “He’s going to stop the vegetable garden to start a new path. I can’t say more at this time. But he’s going to take it very seriously.”.
It’s impossible to know more about the course change that Souleymane will be working on in the coming weeks or months, but Dembo Camilo seems excited about this new call either way. “It’s brand new and really good news. I think for him and for the series.”continues the young actor. “I’m so happy, it’s really different for Suleiman, you’ll see. I can’t wait to film it all.”.
A new love story for Suleiman soon?
In addition to this new big plot, which promises to change a lot for Suleiman, Dembo Camilo develops a secret for his character, who separated a few months ago, Deva (Kathy Pakyanathan), who he preferred. David (Liam Hellman).
“Deva soon forgot Suleiman with David, I must say (laughs)”In a humorous way, Dembo starts Camilo to make fun of his partner Cathy Pakianathan, who also presented at CANNESERIES a few days ago. “He’s single today, so it would be great if he’s allowed a new love story soon. We’ll see if anything happens soon on the heart side.”.
One thing is for sure: the actor, who also appears in the TF1 cast as the young Matisse and just days ago excelled in Léo Matteï, continues to be a lot of fun to be here in the adventure. It all begins with what he describes as a highly formative experience.
“There’s always a lot of new things happening, so it’s a challenge for us. I look at this show as a bit of a training ground. We’re testing ourselves, trying new things all the time. As an actor, it’s super formative. I’m really benefiting from it. And then we shoot in a great setting in the South , so we really have nothing to complain about”.
And when asked if a future return to Tomorrow, where he originated the character of Suleiman, is possible, for a one-off appearance or for the plot, Dembo Camillo assures us that he is not against it, even if it seems nothing. planned for the moment.
“The door remains open”Souleymane’s translator admits. “If the one-shot Return to Tomorrow belongs to us, it makes sense in relation to the DNA and it all starts here, why not. We have to see what the writers imagine. I never refuse to shoot under any circumstances. And I would love to find comrades in Tomorrow belongs to us..
Source: Allocine
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