While the broadcast of “Combatantes” has just ended on TF1 after four weeks on the air, the mini-series event will land in October on Netflix.
Good news for latecomers and Netflix subscribers! The historic mini-series Les Combattantes, whose last episode aired last night after 4 weeks on the air, will land on the streaming platform from Friday, October 28.
This spiritual sequel to Bazar de la Charité, which was seen as the first part of a kind of American Horror Story anthology, follows four women, played by Audrey Fleurot, Julie de Bona, Camille Lou and Sofia Essaïdi whose destiny will be turned upside down by the horror of the First World War.
This ambitious historical fresco brings together in front of and behind the camera part of the Bazar de la Charité team, since in addition to the three main actresses who have taken on new characters here, Alexandre Laurent, the director, and Iris Bucher, the producer , are also back.
Produced in partnership with Netflix, as was the case for its predecessor, Les Combattantes will therefore be offered in a second time on the streaming platform from October 28 in France, and from January 5, 2023 internationally.
Broadcast for four weeks, the mini-series has always been at the top of the audience despite the conflict between TF1 and Canal + which deprives the front page of part of its audience. On average, Les Combattantes thus attracted 4.76 million viewers according to Médiamétrie, or 23.5% of the public and 26.1% of the FRDA-50.
Note that the mini-series was also able to count on a powerful replay, which allowed it to be the second strongest brand in replay, behind the unbeatable HPI, also worn by Audrey Fleurot.
If its success is a little below that of Le Bazar de la Charité in 2019, this assessment remains satisfactory for the front page, and above all suggests good performance for its posting on Netflix.