After the announcement of the stop of Plus belle la vie, Dounia Coesens will make her arrival in Tomorrow belongs to us. Like her, another France 3 star could join TF1.
From France 3 to TF1, there is only one step that Dounia Coesens is about to take. As you reveal TV Star, on newsstands this Monday, October 31, the actress will make her arrival in Tomorrow belongs to us. From November 17, the ex-actress of Plus belle la vie will play the role of Romy, a person who counted a lot in the life of Karim. One day, the character played by Samy Gharbi will welcome his nephew, Rayane, to the police station, who has come to report the disappearance of his mother. “I went there because what was offered to me was exciting and because it didn’t prevent me from honoring my contracts elsewhere”, Dounia Coesens explained to us. Very happy to arrive in Tomorrow belongs to us, she might not be the only one…
Like the actress, another star of Plus belle la vie could indeed take advantage of the stoppage of the flagship soap opera of France 3 to make her arrival on TF1: Sylvie Flepp. Interpreter of Mirta Torres in More beautiful life since 2004, the actress could indeed follow in the footsteps of her fictional granddaughter. “Fatalist” after the end of PBLV, she wants to believe in “a suite”as she confided in the columns of TV Magazine. “It’s just going to take some timeexplains Sylvie Flepp to our colleagues. In the United States, when the series stop, the characters come back in another series sometimes. So, who knows, maybe Mirta will land in Tomorrow belongs to us one day…”
Sylvie Flepp: “We weren’t supposed to stay that long in a soap opera”
While waiting to disembark, or not, in Tomorrow belongs to us, Sylvie Flepp wants to take advantage of the last days of broadcast of Plus belle la vie before the final bonus event of the series. “We must not complain. In our profession, we were not supposed to stay so long in a soap operashe confided to our colleagues. The Covid broke the adventure. The DNA of Plus belle la vie is social. Because we didn’t play the pandemic, we were no longer in real life. We became like the other soap operas. Between those who want to put on the mask and those who don’t want to, the pros and the antivax, there was enough… Our drama is that we had had an intrigue on a Chinese virus which passed when Covid has arrived. We weren’t going to do it again.”
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Dounia Coesens
From November 17, the ex-actress of Plus belle la vie will play the role of Romy, a person who counted a lot in the life of Karim
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Sylvie Flepp
Like the actress, another star of Plus belle la vie could indeed take advantage of the stoppage of France 3’s flagship soap opera to make her arrival on TF1: Sylvie Flepp
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Interpreter of Mirta Torres in Plus belle la vie since 2004, the actress could indeed follow in the footsteps of her fictional granddaughter
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“Fatalistic” after the end of PBLV, she wants to believe in “a sequel”, as she confided in the columns of TV Magazine
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“We will just have to let some time pass”, explains Sylvie Flepp to our colleagues
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“In the United States, when the series end, the characters sometimes come back in another soap opera. So who knows, maybe Mirta will land in Tomorrow belongs to us one day…”
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While waiting to land, or not, in Tomorrow belongs to us, Sylvie Flepp wants to take advantage of the last days of broadcasting More beautiful life before the ultimate premium event of the series
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“We must not complain. In our profession, we were not supposed to stay so long in a soap opera”, she confided to our colleagues
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“Covid broke the adventure. The DNA of Plus belle la vie is social. Because we didn’t play the pandemic, we were no longer in real life. We became like other soap operas.
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Semi-exclusive – Dounia Coesens – Launch party for an Ieva e-shop (a pop-up store 38 rue Sainte-Croix-de-la-Bretonnerie) in Paris, France, on January 31, 2019. The place of 300 meters Carrés will be open for two months and the brand will then be available in a selection of Marionnaud and Beauty Success stores. The brand then targets connected object stores and jewelry stores. Ieva takes the form of a connected jewel baptized Twin-C which can be worn as a watch, a pendant or a bag jewel; the object takes into account all the environmental factors (pollution, weather, etc.) with which the user is confronted. Linked to a mobile application, it then anticipates their harmful effects by recommending personalized beauty or diet measures. J.-M.Karam owns 50% of the shares of Ieva, the CM-CIC Innovation fund 30% and the remaining 20% is shared by private investors. © Rachid Bellak/Bestimage