This Monday, December 4, Marwan Beren, the translator of Abdel Fedala in the series Plus belle la vie, would have celebrated 35 years. Unfortunately, fate decided otherwise.
On October 12, the body of the young actor was found in an abandoned farm in Roni. The tragic disappearance did not deter his playing partners who wanted to honor him on his birthday.
Stephane Hannon, who will reprise his role as Jean-Paul Boher in the sequel to Plus belle la vie, posted a message on his Instagram account. “I think about you” he wrote. A simple sentence, accompanied by a video recorded in the car, in which we see him laughing with Fabien Carat and Marvan Beren.
Léa Francois, whose character gave birth to Abdel’s baby in the latest episode of France 3, also wanted to pay tribute to her friend.A hug that spans the ages… #December4th“, he said under a series of photos showing the two actors over the years.
Dunia Coessens, who played Johanna Marchi for many years and who is not set to return in the sequel, also sent an emotional message to Marvan Beren.
“Happy birthday my little heart“, the actor writes.This day is a special day when light was born. He has enlightened hundreds, even thousands of souls over many long and beautiful years. “
“This light is the fruit of your parents’ love and always warms us. I take your signs and still talk to you, I know you understand. Your light is with us and still enlightens us. Today is a beautiful day even if your lack is even more pressing, of course. I love you“.
In turn, Djawad’s translator David Bayot posted two photos of the actor with the caption: “I miss you my little prince…”.
The sequel to Plus belle la vie, titled Plus belle la vie, even plus belle, will air on TF1 on Monday 8 January.
Source: Allocine
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