Un Si Grand Soleil: Is Luis and Tais’ departure final? Lila Giaro and Sylvain Bocara answer

This is a very special day for Un si grand soleil devotees.

While some of the characters in the soap opera France 3 recently said goodbye to Elliott, two other characters chose to leave Montpellier.

Louis and Tais leave Montpellier

When Liam died, Thais (Lila Guiraud) saw her world crumble. Devastated and unable to stay in the city that reminds her of her history, the young woman decides to leave everything behind to finally turn the page. And it was in Marseille that he chose to start this new chapter of his life.

But he’s not the only one making a fresh start.

In recent weeks, Louis (Sylvain Bocara) and Thais have become closer, to the point of wanting to give their feelings away. After refusing to live remotely, Louis also decided to leave Montpellier and continue his studies in the city of Marseilles.

This Friday, October 31, viewers witnessed not one, but two departures. After saying goodbye to their loved ones, Thais and Louis took the train together to Marseille for a new adventure far from Un si grand soleil.

Is the departure of Lila Guiro and Sylvain Bokara final?

Last July, a day before filming the last scenes in the series, Lila Guira and Sylvain Bocara, the translators of Thais and Louis, spoke with Allocine about the reasons for their departure and the possibility of returning.

“At first I just asked for a break. For this I had to give the exact dates of my departure and return. After discussing with the production, we realized that it would be easier to organize the actual departure. I’m so glad they didn’t kill my character because that doesn’t put a definitive end to his story.“, – explains Lila Girao.

As for whether the actor will one day return to the France 3 soap opera, he assures us:I’m not closed to the idea of ​​going back one day“.

Same story with Sylvain Bokara. If he decided to leave the series to devote himself to other projects, the actor does not close the door to a possible return. “It’s a final departure, but since Louis isn’t dead, he can always come back,” he confides before continuing, “If the audience and the production are open to Louis returning one day, then why not“.