Solène Delinger
TF1 has just announced the launch date of “Master Crimes”, its new event series starring Muriel Robin. The actress plays the role of a “brilliant” and “exasperating” psychocriminology professor who will be forced to collaborate with the police to resolve an investigation.
After causing a sensation in Eyes Wide Closeda poignant and necessary television film on incest, Muriel Robin is starring in Master Crimes, a new fiction from TF1. La Une announced this Tuesday, October 17 that the series, made up of six 52-minute episodes, would be launched from next Thursday, November 9. Muriel Robin plays opposite his wife Anne Le Nen, Victor Meutelet, seen in The Charity Bazaar and Astrid Roos, seen in My heroine.
Muriel Robin in the role of a teacher forced to collaborate with the police
Pierre Palmade’s former friend plays the role of Louise Arbus, “a professor of psychocriminology at the University, as brilliant as she is exasperating, whose talent is recognized throughout France”, we can read in the released synopsis by TF1. After a murder, Louise Arbus is forced to collaborate with the police to solve the investigation. However, she had promised to stop eight years ago, following the conviction of a certain Pierre Delaunay. “To carry out her investigation, Louise then recruits four of her students to assist her: Samuel (a discreet and shy young man), Mia (a beautiful blonde, hothead, in her thirties), Boris (the first in the class) and Valentine (a bubbly redhead, Instagrammer). With them, she will probe the brain of this killer and do everything to stop him,” TF1 also tells us. A synopsis that makes you want to discover the series as quickly as possible…
“I really liked the character of Louise”
Muriel Robin loved playing the role of Louise, as she confided in an interview with TF1 Pro: “I really liked the character of Louise. I found the script very well written, unique and innovative. The investigations are intelligent and of quality. After having interpreted characters like Marie Besnard or Jacqueline Sauvage in which I was not always at my best physically, I was delighted to slip into the skin of a more elegant woman “. The collaboration between the actress and her wife Anne Le Nen also went very well. “Giving the answer to Anne Le Nen meant a lot. She’s a very good actress. We let ourselves be carried away, it was very fun,” she assured in the same interview.