On November 18, the last episodes of “Plus belle la vie” will be broadcast. Three weeks before the end clap, France 3 has just unveiled the synopsis of the final bonus which has many surprises in store.
On November 18, Plus belle la vie will bow out after 18 years on the air, 4,665 episodes and 30 bonuses. For the occasion, France 3 has planned an exceptional evening which should delight fans of the first hour while offering a conclusion to all the emblematic characters who have marked the soap opera over the years.
From 8:15 p.m., the channel will begin the evening by broadcasting episodes 4664 and 4665 of Plus belle la vie which will introduce the final bonus, which will be offered from 9:10 p.m. Entitled “Seven weddings for a funeral”, this premium lasting 1h40 will be, as its name suggests, the scene of several weddings.
While the death of Roland (Michel Cordes) is still on everyone’s mind, Kilian (Tim Rousseau) decides to revive the soul of the neighborhood by asking Betty (Horya Benabet) in marriage. He decides to celebrate this event by organizing a big party on the Place du Mistral.
His idea and his happiness will very quickly spread to the other inhabitants of the district, and a wave of marriage is announced. It is no longer one, but seven weddings that will be celebrated on the Place du Mistral. But before putting the ring on their finger, the bride and groom will experience many adventures.
Barbara (Léa François) will thus try to recover his first love when he is about to marry his new girlfriend. For his part, Francesco (Emanuele Giorgi), who is engaged to Estelle (Élodie Varlet), finds himself in police custody, right when Djawad (David Baiot) resurfaces. As for Luna (Anne Decis), her commitment to Bastien (Nicolas Berger Vachon) will be undermined when her ex Guillaume (Virgile Bayle) is admitted to the hospital.
The adventures of the bride and groom will not be easy, but all the heroines and all the heroes of the Mistral will manage, with a lot of love and their legendary sense of solidarity, to make these seven weddings and this November 18 a day and an unforgettable event.
This exceptional bonus, which has many surprises in store, will then be followed at 10:50 p.m. by the broadcast of “The great adventure of Plus belle la vie”, a documentary with Michel Cordes, Sylvie Flepp, Cécilia Hornus, Dounia Coesens and many others, which will allow to close this historic adventure as it should.
He will return to the treatment by the series of major societal questions, to its role as a mirror of society and to the way in which popular fiction has encouraged dialogue, freed speech and contributed, to its extent, to the evolution of mores. , making Plus belle la vie a series that has held a special place in the hearts of the French.
See you on November 18 from 8:15 p.m. to attend the end clap which promises to be rich in emotions of Plus belle la vie.