Monday January 8, 2024, Plus belle la vie, even plus belle will be broadcast for the first time on TF1. On this occasion, Jérôme Bertin, the interpreter of Patrick Nebout, spoke to Gala about the deaths of Michel Cordes and Marwan Berreni.
Pain still palpable. In November 2022, after eighteen seasons, France 3 decided to deprogram More beautiful lifethe production company Newen having faced “a renewal of the necessary creative offer”. However, struggling fans were happy to learn of the return of the cult series to the front page, renamed for the occasion More beautiful life, even more beautiful. Just after the 1 p.m. news, Monday January 8, 2024, the new version of the soap opera will see the light of day on TF1. A launch which does not erase the recent disappearances of two actors who left their mark on the Mistral: Marwan Berreni and Michel Cordes.
On October 12, 2023, the lifeless body of Marwan Berreni was found in an abandoned house in Corcelles-en-Beaujolais, in the Rhône department. “The first medico-legal findings revealed that they were compatible with death by hanging.”, then indicated Laetitia Francart, the public prosecutor of Villefranche-sur-Saône. For his part, the inert body of Michel Cordes was discovered by his neighbors on May 5, 2023, at his home in Grabels, in Hérault. Asked by Gala Friday January 5, 2024, the actor Jérôme Bertin, who camps the character of Patrick Nebout in Plus belle la vie, said again greatly saddened by this double tragedy : “The mere mention of their names still shakes me, as when I learned it.”
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“This year has been terrible”
In addition to the announcement of the end of the series on France 3, the big family of Plus belle la vie was therefore greatly upset in 2023 by these two disappearances which have caused a lot of ink to flow. “This year has been terrible. Michel was all of our dads in the series. And Marwan was everyone’s little or big brother”, assured Jérôme Bertin to our colleagues. And if filming of the series appreciated by several generations has resumed on TF1, the memory of the deceased is still very present, as the informed person confided: “They are always there, in us. And we will keep them alive for a long time to come. At Plus belle la vie, we are not afraid of ghosts and we love ours.”And to conclude with tenderness: “Michel and Marwan, we love you!”
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