This Monday, September 19, TF1 is broadcasting the first episode of the Les Combattantes series. A fiction that brings together Audrey Fleurot, Julie de Bona and Camille Lou, all three already present in the Bazar de la Charité. But are the two series related? Télé Star gives you the answer.
Event on TF1. This Monday, September 19, from 9:10 p.m., the front page will broadcast The Fighters, a series that “depicts women as strong as they are diverse in the context of the First World War”, as explained in a press release from TF1. This fiction will be consisting of eight 52-minute episodes, and two of them will air every Monday. After their broadcast on TF1, the episodes will be available on the streaming platform. According to Allociné, the series The Fighters is produced in partnership with Netflix, as The Bazaar of Charity.
Viewers will also find a part of the cast of this serieswhich recorded good audiences in 2019. Indeed, Audrey Fleurot, Julie de Bona and Camille Lou will be brought together again on screen, but the two series are quite distinct. The producer Iris Bucher and the director Alexandre Laurent, at the origin of the Charity Bazaar, had asked TF1 for a brand new project featuring the three stars of the series in another decisive period in the history of France. The actresses were thus offered new leading roles. In the cast of Combattantes, we will also find Sofia Essaïdi, Laurent Gerra, Tom Leeb, Sandrine Bonnaire or even Grégoire Colin.
Four women facing the horror of war
Whereas Charity Bazaar recounted the famous Parisian fire at the end of the 19th century, The Fighters offers another great romantic and historical fresco, which immerses us this time at the heart of the First World War. The plot therefore begins in September 1914 in a small village in eastern France, a few kilometers from the German zone. And it is in this context that four women will find themselves thrown into the heart of the horror: Marguerite (Audrey Fleurot), a prostitute suspected of being a spy, Agnès (Julie de Bona), the mother superior of a convent requisitioned and transformed into a military hospital, Caroline (Sofia Essaïdi), who finds herself forced to take over her husband’s factory, who has gone to the front, and finally Suzanne (Camille Lou), a young feminist nurse on the run after an abortion that hurts turned.
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This fiction will consist of eight 52-minute episodes, and two of them will be broadcast each Monday.
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According to Allociné, the Les Combattantes series is produced in partnership with Netflix, like Le Bazar de la Charité.
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Viewers will also find part of the cast of this series, which had recorded good audiences in 2019.
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Indeed, Audrey Fleurot, Julie de Bona and Camille Lou will once again be reunited on screen, but the two series are very distinct.
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The producer Iris Bucher and the director Alexandre Laurent, at the origin therefore of the Bazar de la Charité, had asked TF1 for a brand new project featuring the three stars of the series in another decisive period in the history of France.
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While Le Bazar de la Charité recounted the famous Parisian fire at the end of the 19th century, Les Combattantes offers another great romantic and historical fresco, which this time plunges us into the heart of the First World War.
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Audrey Fleurot plays Marguerite, a prostitute suspected of being a spy
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Sofia Essaïdi plays Caroline, a woman who finds herself forced to take over her husband’s factory, who has gone to the front
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Julie de Bona plays Agnès, the mother superior of a convent requisitioned and transformed into a military hospital
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Finally Camille Lou will be Suzanne, a young feminist nurse on the run after an abortion that went wrong.