Return of “Plus belle la vie” on TF1: discover what the new Mistral bar looks like: Femme Actuelle Le MAG

It’s official, the series More beautiful life will make its big return to screens in 2024. France 3 had broadcast the last episode on November 18, 2022, after 18 seasons. In July 2023, the first channel announced the return of this cult series on its channel. Fans were able to rejoice, impatient at the idea of ​​discovering the new adventures of their favorite characters. A major change, but it is not the only one since filming will now take place in Allauch, not far from Marseille. Wednesday October 11, 2023, the new fictitious Mistral bar was inaugurated in the presence of the management of TF1 but also Rima Abdul Malak, the Minister of Culture. As revealed PuremediasThursday October 12, 2023, the emblematic place has opted for new colors. Exit the red facade, the Mistral bar is now “more modern, more cozy”. Concerning the color of the walls, it is a “water green” which was used. The kitchen is enlarged and visible behind a glass roof. A new start for the production, the actors but also the loyal viewers.

>>> Find here the photos of the new decor of the fictional bar from “Plus belle la vie”

Florence Demay: “It’s a hard blow emotionally”

The cancellation of More beautiful life was a real blow to the fans. Disappointed at losing their favorite program, they also had to say goodbye to the emblematic sets of the Place du Mistral, in the Belle de Mai studios in Marseille. These were in fact destroyed. NearNews Marseilleon January 18, 2023, Florence Demay, spokesperson for the Plus Belle La Vie 2.0 collective, confided her grief: “This is a hard blow emotionally since we have to mourn a setting to which we were attached.” However, the actress did not want to languish. “First, a decor can be reconstructed”she assured, before adding: “Let’s not forget that it’s the characters that matter above all”. After several months of waiting, fans of the series learned the good news, its big return but on a different channel. Concerning the diffusion, Rodolphe Belmer, CEO of TF1, simply stated: “It will be in a very nice box,” without giving details.