More or less long breaks are frequent. Tomorrow belongs to us. Maud Becker (Anna) or even Alexandre Varga (Benjamin), who will soon return to Sète, have been absent from the TF1 daily soap opera several times to be able to film other projects.
And in a few weeks, another central figure of tomorrow belongs to us, who will leave the show for a while, much to the dismay of viewers who are extremely attached to historical figures. and especially to the Delcourt family.
In an interview with Télé Poche, Alexandre Brasseur indeed reveals that Alex Bertrand, his character, will soon take a well-deserved vacation away from the set to find his son, Maxime (Clément Remiens), who lives in the United States. It’s been a few months now.
“We’re not going to see Alex for a while because he’s officially joining Maxime in San Francisco.”Explains, the male star of Tomorrow We Own has been in the credits since the very first episode aired on July 17, 2017 on TF1.
An absence which, logically, should not be prolonged and which is simply explained by the fact that Alexandre Brasserie had to be unfaithful to the front page series in order to make a police TV movie for France 3.
“Actually, I was in Brittany filming Meurtres à Pont-Aven with Stéphane Frey and Astrid Roux.”A key stakeholder continues.
The murders in Pont-Aven, which also include Naima Rodrique (Un Si Grand Soleil), which took place between May 30 and June 24, everything suggests that Alexandre Brasseur should not be one of the intrigues that in August belongs to tomorrow and belongs to us. that Alex’s departure for San Francisco would thus be too soon. Perhaps once the plot of the farmhouse was finished.
It has to be said that with everything the Delcours are going through right now, with their new oyster home the target of a horrific wave of sabotage, we can understand Alex wanting to breathe a little easier once this nightmare is behind her.
Fear not though, Alex won’t be away from Seth for long. And the farm will continue to be one of the central sets of the series, if we believe the statements of Alexander Brasser on the microphone of our colleagues.
“He will stay on the farm and that’s good because I feel very good in this environment”– says Alex’s interpreter. “I find that reassuring. On the other hand, I believe Alex will be more of a person, a show, and not just with Judith.”.
Source: allocine
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