Maxime Delcourt, Greg Delobel, Eliott Prevost, Axel Teyssier… Over the course of the episodes, many students have left the Auguste Armand Institute. Since November 2020, viewers of TF1 follow the adventures of the students of the most famous cooking school in France in Here it all begins. If they are attached to them, they also have tenderness for their teachers. Unfortunately, one of them will definitely leave the series. Friday October 20, 2023, in an interview given to TV StarAgustin Galiana, who played Lisandro Inesta since the first episode, has indeed announced his departure. “I am a curious and hyperactive artist. I like to do many things. A daily routine takes a lot of time and this has prevented me from taking part in other projects. I spent three dream seasons in the shoes of Lisandro, working like crazy with my friends. But it’s time for me to take off and take on new projects.”, he said. Thus, it is next November that his character will fly to Montreal, where his ex-partner has chosen to move with their son, Esteban.
Agustin Galiana: “It allowed me to finish in style”
According to the 45-year-old actor, this departure would be “final”. “This decision was difficult”, he assured our colleagues. Not wishing to say never, Agustin Galiana however slipped: “It’s true that with the production, with whom things went very well for three years, we still decided to leave the door open to a possible return. You should never close the door to a character you love so much.“ In the coming days, viewers will discover a new side of the butler of the series. Before leaving the institute headed by Emmanuel Teyssier, he manages the arrival of his replacement, Hippolyte Duchesnais, who is none other than his former mentor. “Lisandro will remember how he was under his influence in the past […] In reality, we will discover that Lisandro was beaten by Hippolyte when he was younger“indicated the one who is also a singer, before slipping: “It’s a very strong arch with a delicate theme. It wasn’t easy to play, but it allowed me to finish in style.”