Le Daron: How much is this series, which marks Didier Bourdon’s return to television, worth?

what is this

Vincent Daron (Didier Bourdon), a brilliant and capricious lawyer at the court of Bordeaux, is the head of the famous family firm he founded with his brother Jean-Michel.

But when the latter dies, Daron is surprised to discover that his brother has bequeathed it to Pauline Lefran (Melanie Bernier), a young lawyer who has just given him a hard time during a trial with his family!

The surprise was all the more disastrous because his own children, the twins Esther (Audrey Piro) and Grigor (Ludovic), were convinced to inherit from their uncle and became partners.

Forced to mobilize the entire team to save a myth-obsessed client (Florent Peyre) accused of murder, Daron will go from discovery to revelation about Pauline and will have to use all his evil and wits to get out of the family chaos…

Daron From October 21 at 21:10 on TF1!

who is he with

Didier Bourdon plays Vincent Daron, the patriarch of this family like no other. Cunning and manipulative, she still remains a big teddy bear when it comes to her family. In turn, Melanie Bernier meets Pauline, an ambitious lawyer who opposes Daron.

With his volcanic temper, he will sow discord in the well-established projects of Esther and Grigor. The two children, played by Audrey Pirro and Ludovic, clearly inherited their father’s impulsive nature.

Meanwhile, Nick Mukoko plays the role of Mahadi, a man close to the family who helps them solve their affairs. Finally, Matilda May makes several appearances as she plays Pauline’s mother.

is it worth watching

Let me tell you straight, we love the series! Because if the recipe is ultimately the same as for other TF1 investigative productions, Didier Bourdon’s touch clearly hits the mark.

Whether you discovered him in Les Inconnus or more recently in Alibi, you won’t be disappointed as his characteristic humor is highlighted in his fiction. He slips into the shoes of Vincent Daron, an atypical but devilishly attractive character. Despite his boorish and somewhat manipulative side, it’s impossible to doubt his love for his family.

With well-crafted storylines in six episodes, we can’t help but laugh and at times even be moved by this completely unexpected story. Melanie Bernier, on the other hand, is particularly fair and brings a charismatic counterpart to Darron’s character.

An excellent lawyer, Pauline is also full of flaws that make her very relatable. We love her power and confidence, which allows her to take on not only Vincent, but Esther and Gregory as well.

But above all, we like his weaknesses and his missteps, which make him a human and chaotic character. As much as he wants to be flawless, it’s interesting to see how he can’t avoid making mistakes. This not only allows the viewer to see how much he looks like his father, but also makes him very attractive.

In short, the series is fresh, funny and should appeal to those who never tire of following heroes who will do anything to solve the craziest puzzles. Join us tonight on TF1 and discover the first two episodes Darron.