For a long time, she played Flore Vallorta in “Tomorrow belongs to us”. With “Monaco-Matin”, Anne Caillon reveals why she does not wish to rejoin the cast…
His face is certainly familiar to you. These last years, Anne Caillon starred in several feature films, including Murphy’s Law, Special forces, Andy or Our tiny little wedding, alongside Ahmed Sylla and Camille Lou. However, it is mainly for his role in the television series Tomorrow belongs to us (TF1) that the actress – who celebrated her 50th birthday on November 24 – is known to viewers.
A successful soap opera launched in 2017 and in which she lent for several years his traits to the character of Flore Vallorta, Bart’s adoptive mother. Until February 2022, when she left the cast. Tuesday November 28, Anne Caillon gave an interview to Monaco-Morning. The opportunity, for someone who has also worked in fiction Bellefond (in which Stéphane Bern plays a prosecutor), in the television series Cassandra and in the movie Murders in Marie-Galanteto indulge in the reasons which push her not to return Tomorrow belongs to us. His confidences are moving!
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Anne Caillon: “I no longer want to suffer”
“Today, I prioritize my personal life. I have a daughter who is growing up”Anne Caillon first explained to our colleagues, suggesting that she does not regret having left the soap opera. “When I was [dans cette série], it was intense, exciting, enriching, but it’s very difficult to be away from your child“continued the actress, who seems to have been torn between her pleasure of playing in Tomorrow belongs to us and her role as a mother. “I no longer want to suffer, I want to be able to combine personal projects with my private life“, she finally summarized. Confidences that should touch the hearts of his fans!
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