This Saturday, December 23, France 3 is broadcasting the new TV film “Murders on the Côte Fleurie”. Nicolas Gob and Marie-Christine Barrault play the leading roles in this new part of the “Murders at…” collection.
Saturday December 23, 2023, France 3 offers its viewers the opportunity to discover a new TV film from its collection from 9:10 p.m.Murders in…“. In this new episode entitled Murders on the Côte Fleurie, the story begins when cop Clément Royan is called to… a murder case.
A new murder to solve…
But this investigation takes a completely different turn when the man found turns out to be a former employee of the casino run by Clément’s grandmother, Denise Royan! He will then have to reconnect with his family, who made their fortune in casinos, but from whom he became estranged when he chose his police career to the detriment of the family business.
Juggling ancient Norman traditions and family secrets, Captain Royan will also have to collaborate with a former colleague for whom his feelings do not seem to have completely gone. Clément will have no choice but to keep his cool to solve this mystery that hovers over the Normandy coast…
Nicolas Gob, from “The Art of Crime” has “Murders in….”
In the credits of this part, the public finds well-known faces from French fiction, starting with Nicolas Gob, who slips into the skin of Clément Royan. The actor is therefore disloyal to France 2 by switching to France 3 after the successful broadcast of the first episode of season 7 of The Art of Crime (of which he is the star with Eléonore Bernheim) at the beginning of December.
But that’s not all since the actor shares the poster for Meurtres sur la Côte Fleurie with Marie-Christine Barrault who plays Denise Royan, the famous grandmother of our hero of the day.
The latter also give the answer to Flore Bonaventura (Anna Duzinsky), Xavier Robic (Guillaume Royan), Philippe Resimont (Edouard Royan), Samy Seghir (Karim) and Arthur Choisnet (Alex Legiste)…
Watch Murders on the Côte Fleurie this evening, from 9:10 p.m., on France 3.