One of the dancers of Dance with the Stars, the audience's favorite, joins the cast of the hit series Tomorrow belongs to us. He will play the son of Alma (Camille de Pazzis).
This is news that will delight fans of Dance with the stars ! A dancer from the program is about to join the cast of the series Tomorrow belongs to us. Indeed, Anthony Colette arrived on the set of the show this Friday, February 19 as we learn TV-Leisure. The latter will lend his features to Hadrian who is none other than the son of Alma, the English teacher embodied by Camille de Pazzis. In the series, the young man dropped out of engineering studies after just a month after leaving the high school diploma and then took a year off to travel the world, including Africa. However, Hadrien ultimately cut this experience short to return to Sète.
Anthony Colette is not the only dancer in Dance with the stars to take a lead in the hit series. Denitsa Ikonomova also appeared there on the occasion of Chloe and Alex's wedding. If the young woman made a quick visit to the show, her colleague should however stay for several episodes.
If we know him especially as a dancer, Anthony Colette is not his first attempt in the field of comedy. He performed alongside his partner from Dance with the stars, Elsa Esnoult, for a bonus from Mysteries of love. He also played a guest role in the last episode by Alice Nevers as well as in Leo Mattéi alongside Jean-Luc Reichmann, who did not fail to reveal the 26-year-old's first steps on the set of the series. Anthony Colette seems to enjoy comedy! He revealed in October 2020 that he wanted to slow down the dance a bit in order to take an interest in other projects. We will find it in Tomorrow belongs to us from the end of April.
The successful series of TF1 never ceases to amaze viewers with quality guest stars and amazing feedback. Recently Anna made her comeback after a year of absence while Lorie, who plays Lucie Salducci, will also be back two years after leaving the show. The actress and singer will now only appear temporarily.