TF1 will broadcast its new miniseries My angel, from Thursday January 6. A series in which Muriel Robin plays. An opportunity for her to talk about her difficult childhood.
As of Thursday, January 6, TF1 will broadcast a new mini-series entitled My angel. A production made up of a quality cast, including the 66-year-old actress Muriel robin. The latter plays the role of a mother, named Suzanne, who does not recover from the disappearance of her daughter. By interpreting this woman alone and isolated, the comedian identified with her own personal story. More precisely to his difficult childhood. “His loneliness spoke to me. Suzanne arrives in a village, she is not like the others. It reminded me of my youth in Saint-Etienne, when I was looking for my sexuality”, she confided to Tele-Star, this Friday December 31.
Today Muriel Robin fully assumes her sexuality as well as her relationship with actress Anne Le Nen. But, this assurance has not always been obvious for the French director. Younger, she was looking his sexual orientation. For example, she had adopted a dress style of her own: once with girl’s clothes and another as a boy, revealed our colleagues. She also had short hair. “I was pointed out, I was different, I bothered. This isolation I have known ”, she told the magazine, referring to her character in the series My angel. A period that turned out to be complicated in the youth of Suzanne’s interpreter.
“I also liked this woman for her determination”
During his interview with our colleagues from TV-Stars, Muriel Robin also revealed to have other points in common with her character. For example, she admitted admiring her tenacity of Suzanne to try to rebuild herself, eight years after the disappearance of her daughter. “I also loved this woman for her determination, her courage”, she explained. Very committed to the feminine cause, Muriel Robin took the opportunity to slip a gratifying sentence for the fairer sex. “The word courage is a word for women”, she asserted.
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