Tomorrow belongs to us: “It hurt a lot”… Alexander Varga (Benjamin) talks about the reasons for leaving.

On January 8, Alexander Varga, Benjamin Ventura’s translator, said goodbye to Tomorrow Belongs to Us after two years of good and faithful service.

After entering the series in 2021, the St. Clair Hospital pediatrician quickly turned heads. After trying a brief affair with Victoire (Solène Hébert), Benjamin finally finds love in the arms of Alma (Camille de Pacis).

A story that unfortunately ended tragically after Alma was killed by serial killer Jean-Baptiste Meunier, the serial killer Monster of Argenteuil.

As he left Seth to rebuild his life, Benjamin returned to St. Clair Hospital for a replacement before flying to Madagascar on a humanitarian mission.

Three months after his departure from the Daily TF1 series, Alexander Varga, Benjamin Ventura’s translator, returned to the column about the real reasons for his departure. TV star.

The real reasons for Alexander Varga’s departure

“I would love to play in this series. It was a great atmosphere. And I met some wonderful people. But times were difficult“- explained the actor.

and added: “I was in the middle of shooting in Seth when my mother left. I went to the funeral. Two days later I was playing the funeral scene of my partner in the TV series. I had to give a speech in front of his ashes. I felt as if the sky had fallen on my head“.

Apart from this difficult period of life on a personal level, the actor also experienced disappointment with his character. “I was very damaged. And then there was the frustration of not being able to do everything that was planned with my character. Because the plot it involved wasn’t confirmed by TF1“, he concludes.

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