While Season 6 of Tomorrow Belongs to Us has just begun with a new plot centered around a mysterious assailant attacking Elsa before claiming another victim, TF1 viewers will no doubt have noticed that the episode airing on the channel this Monday, August 29 It was little. Special.
This episode actually started with a black screen intended to honor Valerie Paylar, who passed away this summer. Of course, the name means nothing to fans of the series, but the young woman was one of the mainstays of Tomorrow Belongs to Us, where she started as a first assistant director before becoming a planner and then recently moving to directing.
The AFAR (French Association of Assistant Directors of Fiction), of which he was a member, announced the death of Valérie Paylar in early August and took the opportunity to remember how much the young director was admired in the profession.
“Valerie was a competent young first assistant who was recognized and admired by all. Bright, full of energy and full of life, she was a sociable joy, both in a professional environment and with family and friends.”We can read it on the official website of AFAR.
The baby girl’s mother, Valerie Paillard, co-directed the Aug. 29 episode of “Tomorrow Belongs to Us.” That’s why TF1 waited a few weeks before paying tribute to someone who worked for a long time on the successful series worn by Ingrid Chauvin and Alexandre Brasserie.
During her career, Valérie Payard notably worked as a second assistant director on the feature films La crème de la crème by Kim Chapiron, The Birds by Pascal Ferran, The Nanny by Nicolas Benamou and Philippe Lachaux, The Ideal Man by Yann Gozlan, and The Complete. Nicholas Benamus.
Source: allocine
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