Davy Sardou has just joined the cast of Plus belle la vie in the role of Pascal. But then, who is he really? We tell you everything!
A few months after its launch on TF1, the cast of Plus belle la vie encore plus belle welcomes a brand new member. This is Davy Sardou, the second son of the interpreter of “Lakes of Connemara”. And if the 46-year-old actor probably doesn’t mean anything to you, it’s because he has mainly distinguished himself in the theater.
Davy Sardou has already played in a play alongside Julien Alluguette (Here it all begins)
If you were able to discover him in his very first role in the sitcom “Le groupe” broadcast in the 2000s on TF1, he then went on stage to play colorful characters. If he began his theatrical career in 2002, he then performed in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by William Shakespeare in 2011 before meeting Julien Alluguette (Zacharie Landiras in Here it all begins) in 2015 in the play ” The wishes of the heart.”
More recently, he played in “Saint-Exupéry, the mystery of the aviator” at the Théâtre du Splendid or in the play entitled “Au scalpel” at the Théâtre des Variétés. But Davy Sardou also cut his teeth on television since he appeared in Navarro, RIS scientific police and even in Section de Recherches.
On the private side, Michel Sardou’s son was married for a long time to Noémie Elbaz. And if this name rings a bell, it’s because the actress has just joined the cast of Tomorrow Belongs to Us. Yes, she lends her features to the character of Agnès Prado, high school mathematics teacher. Although they are now divorced, they had a daughter named Lucie born in 2013.
But then, what kind of character will Davy Sardou play in Plus belle la vie, encore plus belle? We don’t know much yet except that his name is Pascal Brach and that he is going to join the medical office. The actor took the time to talk about his role during an interview with our colleagues from Télé-Loisirs:
“Pascal arrives alone in Marseille where he knows no one”
“He’s a rather serious nurse with a style of clothing that I wouldn’t adopt and vices that I’ll let you discover. He arrives alone in Marseille where he doesn’t know anyone.” We might as well tell you that his statements are very mysterious! But if Pascal has any vices, it’s because he’s obviously not as nice as he seems to be.
And if we know that Davy Sardou only shot one arch, would the actor like to return to the Mistral one day? His answer is very clear: “If I leave it at that, I’ll be very happy to have done it, and if he comes back, I’ll be happy to go back.” One thing is certain, this character risks disrupting the peaceful life of the mistral.