Two first investigations, as without breathing, Joseph will return to TF1 this evening! Wored by Lucien Jean-Baptiste, the series will lead us to the golf world, overcrowded with Alice Taglion, as well as in the marriage in which Alice Paul could steal the show from the bride!
It has to be said that each episode represents itself as to study the new world. If last week the kitchen and maritime environment are in the spotlight, you will find the classical music world, as well as the medieval world after Thursday on the First Channel. So many brilliant sets that we would like to ask the essential question: Where was Joseph’s series shot?
“We had great pleasure to come here”
A group of films put his suitcase in Normandy because the flagship actor of the series published it in the microphone of our BFM Normandy’s counterparts: “We had great pleasure to come here and discover Normandy. It’s a changing weather … what is the perfect thing that we can do in Normandy in one day for a few seasons (laughs)!”
He continues to: “I was often told about Norman’s time. True, this is what you have to keep in mind when you are involved. You have to be very flexible, very reactive in terms of costumes.
Domaine de la Bretesche and Domaine de la brurée served for Joseph TV series
But this is not all after the filming also took place in some cities of Pays de la Loire. Episodes 1, 3 and 5 were also shot in Nantes, Missilak and Bupprau-n-sofa. The teams even chose absolutely brilliant places in each city. Among them is Bretesche or Domaine de la brurée.
One thing is convinced that shooting in fiction in six episodes took place for a very short period. Thus, the teams have only been disposed of for thirty days that everything from May 14 to June 28.
Discover the rest of the adventures YoseiGo from 9:10 this evening.
Source: Allocine
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