Season 6 of Astrid and Raphael, which began on Friday 24 October on France 2, marks a turning point in the detective series. For the first time, the character played by Sarah Mortensen finds himself without his sidekick, who is hospitalized.
Therefore, alongside Nico, who is always played by Benoit Michel, a consultant will lead the investigation. A new dynamic that the two actors have returned to.
That big change between Astrid and Nicola
“A real relationship will develop between Astrid and Nicola that is different from the one with Rafael.” explained Benoit Michel at the microphone of AlloCiné.
“I am a man. I know him. So there are relationships that are different and that will develop Astrid’s character a lot. She is actually no longer dependent on Rafael and will begin to open up and trust others.“
A major change that greatly destabilized Sarah Mortensen, who was especially used to Lola Deveer. “It bothered me a lot. All the changes that bother Astrid worry me too. He felt very strange“- he told us and clarified that he had fun filming with Benoit Michel.
“When we built a character with someone else on her co-star, it’s definitely weird because we know each other by word of mouth with Lola Devaer, and obviously I don’t know much about Benoit.”
For the actress, this rapprochement was inevitable and is primarily the result of the drama that both of them are going through. “Niko is in a troubled area. His partner is in the hospital, but he must continue the investigation.
“I think Astrid becomes his comfort blanket and allows him to keep moving forward. He takes Raphael’s place and tries to protect him. Astrid’s presence does him good because he is very down to earth and classy. So there’s this new dynamic in season 6 that’s really nice.”
Watch a new episode of Astrid and Raphael Season 6 this Friday, October 31 at 9:10 p.m. on France 2. Episodes are available for preview on the france.tv platform.
Source: Allocine
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