In the series Here it all begins, Terence Telle plays the character of Gaëtan. In an interview for Télé Star, the actor made some confidences about the evolution of his character over the past three years.
Since its launch in 2020, Terence Telle plays the character of Gaëtan in Here it all begins, the daily TF1 series broadcast at 6:35 p.m. Since a few months, he lives a relationship with Salomé, played by the actress Aurélie Pons. After a violent argument in early January, the couple finally reconciled. While the character of Terence Telle experiences multiple twists and turns in the daily soap opera, However, he regrets that his character is not highlighted enough. Questioned by Télé Star, the actor made some confidences on the subject: “Until now in my opinion, Gëtan did not have the necessary light to become a full-fledged character in Here it all begins. The intrigues never concerned him directly.”
But things are clearly about to change for his character: “There, for the first time, he exists on his own. I can’t wait for people to find out a little more about him. We ultimately don’t know much about his life, his feelings. For three years, Gaëtan has gravitated to the series without really being included in it”, he revealed. Moreover, Terence Telle’s character has decided to take up Thai boxing again. In an interview given to TV 7 daysthe actor declared: “Some may have forgotten it, but Gaëtan was champion of this discipline at one time. He had to stop to take care of his little sisters when their mother went to prison. At 30, it’s time to question yourself.”
“He doesn’t want to lose face”
For the actor, Gaëtan has things to prove to himself: “At the Institute, he rubs shoulders with students in the prime of their lives and wants to prove to himself, and to those around him, that he is still capable of taking on challenges. But is that really a smart idea? We’ll see!”, did he declare. And to continue: “Gaëtan is a high-level athlete. As a result, he does not want to lose face, while, physically, he is no longer as efficient as before. He will therefore try to repress the pain and silence this little voice in his head telling him it’s better to stop. He’s going to wrap himself up in lies, telling everyone that he’s fine. When in reality, that’s not the case.”