Small change to come in “Here everything begins” from Monday on TF1: it is now Benjamin Baroche, alias Emmanuel Teyssier, who will pronounce the “previously” which opens the various episodes of the series in place of Clément Rémiens.
After the new credits of Here it all begins, which saw Aurélie Pons, Julie Sassoust, and Azize Diabate succeed Clément Rémiens as the “lead” of the series, the post-Maxime era is becoming clearer with a new change that is sure to have fans reacting.
Absent for a few weeks, Benjamin Baroche, the interpreter of Teyssier, will be back in Here it all begins on Thursday February 24, when his character decides to restore order to the institute to counter the revolt movement initiated by Anaïs, Jasmine (Zoï Séverin), and Lionel (Lucien Belves).
In a way, Teyssier will however be present “vocally” in the series before this date since it is now Benjamin Baroche who will pronounce the famous “Previously” which opens the various episodes from this Monday, February 21. In place of Clément Rémiens, who left the daily soap opera of TF1 on January 27 and who will make his last appearance in Tomorrow belongs to us on Monday.
This nice “promotion” to which Benjamin Baroche is thus entitled will undoubtedly delight all fans of Teyssier. And only rightly reflects the public’s infatuation with this character that all viewers of Here It All Begins love to hate. And for the excellent performance of its interpreter.
Contacted by us, TF1 explained to us that Benjamin Baroche was currently lending his voice to the recaps which serve as an introduction to the various episodes, but that “it may not always be him”. Implying that the “Previously” could therefore possibly, over time, rotate between the different characters of Here it all begins.
But in the near future, it is in any case the voice of Teyssier which will open the next episodes of the successful culinary soap opera on the front page.