This week, Victoire Dauxerre is back tomorrow, we belong! The serial killer also comes regularly, which is our favorite characters because we found that he was responsible for many innocent people, including Louise (Alexandra Naum), Bart’s wife (Hector Langevin).
However, this time, this time, he decided to help the police when Lucien, his son, was kidnapped by people who worshiped him. Deciding to protect his son, he did not send a video. Despite his madness, so Vanessa may be affected. A very interesting role to play for Victoire Dauxerre.
However, some sequences are not obvious for the actor to manage because his character is intense. One of them is the most difficult that he ever had to have because he was entrusted to our colleagues in May 2023 Télé-Loisirs. At this time the intrigues around Vanessa’s trial were erected.
Hospitalized, Georges (Mayel Elhajau) came to confront her and told her that she would never forgive her by actions. Dissolved, the serial killer told him to regret that he had spoiled everything with him. Especially the scene that the actor still remembers:
“I had anxiety crisis”
“When I have a scene that I was playing with Mayel Elhajau, the Georges translator, the love of Vanessa’s life in the series. I will definitely think about my personal life.
It continues to trust you: “I couldn’t manage to get out of these strong emotions. Suddenly, I got emotions that are not obvious. As an actor, he is a character that is extraordinary because it makes me feel a lot, but although in the evening, I have to be alone.
“There is so much strong emotion that I have a little bit of it”
“After a day like this, I can’t go back to my house and see my girlfriend. It’s impossible. Besides, she once told me because I got home after shooting. She said,” Thank you for leaving Vanessa’s apartment. Conclusion Win the dauxerre Laughing.
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