While Bérénice finally proves herself in the kitchen in Here it all begins, her interpreter Bérénice Tannenberg confides in the future of her character and her upcoming collaboration with her new mentor: Teyssier.
She is the new little prodigy of the Auguste Armand Institute. Last week in Here it all begins, Bérénice Leblond brilliantly took on the challenge of the pastry days. With her desserts, Constance Teyssier’s sister (Sabine Perraud) impressed all the chefs visiting the Institute and earned the respect of the most demanding pastry chef: Emmanuel Teyssier (Benjamin Baroche). Inspired by the talent of his sister-in-law, the director of the Institute made her a rare proposition: to become her mentor. An offer that already promises great things for Teyssier and Bérénice.
During an interview with Télé Star, the interpreter of Bérénice, Bérénice Tannenberg, spoke about what awaits this new unexpected duo. According to her, a new dynamic will be born between the chef and his studentwho will finally appreciate and esteem each other. “Teyssier and Bérénice’s relationship evolved a lot in the last archconfides the 23-year-old actress. Bérénice is no longer the fragile little bird that Teyssier criticized her for being. She stands up to him and believes that he is her human equal. She no longer has any trouble telling him what she really thinks and he no longer terrorizes her. He remains one of the greatest pastry chefs and his sister’s husband so he still has a certain authority over her, but a relationship of trust and esteem is created between them.”
Bérénice, finally an heir for Teyssier?
In other words, Emmanuel and Bérénice should finally form a self-respecting Teyssier duo. A tempting prospect, the consecutive departures of Thomas Da Costa (Axel), Pola Petrenko (Charlène) and Khaled Alouach (Théo) having left a void around the charismatic director of the Institute. It now remains to be seen whether the pastry chef will finally find in Bérénice the heiress that he never found in Axel, Charlène and Théo.
As a reminder, Here it all begins is broadcast every day from Monday to Friday from 6:35 p.m. on TF1.