A series on Brigitte Macron is in preparation

Brigitte Macron will be at the center of a series

Since becoming the First Lady of France, Brigitte Macron has made a small appearance in the short film Wardrobe in 2018. She was also the focus of Virginie Linhart’s documentary released the same year and titled Brigitte Macron, a French novel. And soon he will have his own series.

through a declaration on its website, Gaumont has just announced the start of a series dedicated to the French First Lady. It will be titled Brigitte, a free woman. The writing of him was entrusted to Bénédicte Charles and Olivier Pouponneau. The duo has already collaborated for Mirage AND I lied.

A fiction “fictional”

Television magazine reports that the plot of the series will begin during the meeting between Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron, in the 1992-1993 school year. But, as indicated by Bénédicte Charles, flashbacks will also be used For “telling a certain history of France, that of the 70s, 80s and 90s. »

According to Gaumont’s press release, the two screenwriters will propose us follow “the romantic trajectory” of the former professor. A formula supported by Bénédicte Charles. The co-creator of the series explains that she and Olivier Pouponneau are actually preparing “a fiction“And not a series that will try to copy the truth. The two screenwriters therefore wanted to get closer to this character”in a romantic wayalmost melodramatic, due of the romantic breath of his destiny. »

No information yet on casting or release date

However, Bénédicte Charles did not provide information on casting. We therefore do not yet know who will play the role of the First Lady. In any case, Brigitte, a free woman will be composed of 6 episodes of approximately 45 minutes. The series doesn’t no release date yet. We also don’t know at the moment which channel or streaming service it will be available on.

Anyway, Television magazine assures that Bénédicte Charles and Olivier Pouponneau are also working on another series. This is titled The enemies of ordinary life. It will be broadcast on Canal+, on a date still unknown.

Source: Cine Serie

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