Summer promises to be rich in changes, tomorrow is ours. Following last week’s departure of Emma Smith, who has been lending her voice to the character of Sofia since 2019, a new actress will be making her daily series debut very soon.
According to exclusive information Entertainment televisionNaima Rodrique, well known to France 2 viewers for her role as Lucille Salama in Un si grand soleil, will arrive tomorrow, which is Wednesday 31 August.
In the series, Naima Rodrich will play Lisa Hassan, a new investigator from the IGPN. Victoire Lazare’s (Solène Hébert) little cousin takes care of her 16-year-old little sister, who is left behind in Paris after her parents die in a car accident.
Presented by TF1 as “Smart, beautiful and naughty“, Lisa will come to disrupt the daily lives of the investigators, we belong, starting with police chief Martin Constant (Frank Monsin). How do you perceive his arrival? RSVP by the end of August.
In October 2021, Naima Rodrique made a surprise exit from Un si grand soleil, where she had played the role of Lucille Salama since launch. A hasty exit that forced the production to replace her at short notice with another actress, Alicia Dadun (Clem, Les Héritiers). After the actor became a rarity, he will make his big comeback on the small screen with Tomorrow Belongs to Us.
Naima Rodrique began shooting the series in mid-July, after filming wrapped on Overdose, Olivier Marshall’s next film for Amazon Prime Video, in which she plays one of the main characters.
While you wait for it to arrive on 31 August, catch new episodes of Tomorrow on us Monday to Friday from 19:10 on TF1 and in previews on Salto.
Source: allocine
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