In The island of 30 coffins, a mini-series which begins this Monday, March 21 on France 2, Virginie Ledoyen embodies a woman who returns to the island of her childhood. The filming of this fiction took place in the spring of 2021 on a famous Breton island.
Event this Monday, March 21 at 9 p.m. on France 2 with the broadcast of the first two episodes of the mini-series The island of 30 coffins, a free adaptation of the eponymous detective and fantastic novel by Maurice Leblanc, published in 1919. Virginie Ledoyen plays Christine Vorski, a woman who lives a quiet life with her husband, played by Charles Berling, until the day she receives a video on his laptop. She sees images of her childbirth in Sarek, the island on which she grew up. She then discovers that her child announced stillborn has, in reality, been murdered. Christine therefore decides to return to the island she left 15 years earlier to find answers to her questions.
This 6-episode mini-series, like a summer sagawas shot in the spring of 2021, on the island of Ouessant and in Finistère, particularly in the villages of Plogoff, Cléden-Cap-Sizun, Goulien, Landévennec, Concarneau, Audierne and Le Guilvinec. The last scenes of this adaptation of Maurice Leblanc’s novel were shot in the Paris region.
Virginie Ledoyen (The island of 30 coffins): “I was fascinated by the strangeness of this island”
In an interview with our colleagues from Télé 7 Jours, Virginie Ledoyen explains why she agreed to participate in the adaptation of this novel which had already been adapted on Antenne 2 in 1979. “Personally, I felt caught up in the script because, beyond the thriller, it’s a double love story: that of a couple, madly in love, but also that of a mother for her child who was torn from him. I was also fascinated by the strangeness of this island, in this case Ouessant, off the coast of Finistère. It is a character in itself, with its atmosphere, its wild beauty”explains the actress.
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The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
Catherine Vorski receives a video of her delivery on her phone
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She discovers that her baby, whom she thought was stillborn, was actually murdered.
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The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
Virginie Ledoyen therefore decides to return to the island of her childhood to find out the truth.
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The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
This series with Virginie Ledoyen was shot, for the most part, on the island of Ouessant
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The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
Charles Berling plays Virginie Ledoyen’s husband
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Charles Berling in The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
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The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
Tom Rivoire in The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
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The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
Martine Chevallier in The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
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Stanley Weber in The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
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The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2
Jérémy Gillet in The island of 30 coffins, this Monday March 21 on France 2