After the dramatic events of the crash, Alex, Sylvain, Tristan and Etienne will be entitled to a nice feel good plot in the next episodes of “Tomorrow belongs to us”, which will evoke the film “Le Coeur des hommes” according to Alexandre Brasseur.
Not everything is always dramatic in Tomorrow belongs to us. And a new plot to come featuring Alex (Alexandre Brasseur), Sylvain (Arnaud Henriet) and other characters well known to fans of the TF1 soap opera will once again prove it.
While the last few weeks have, among other things, given pride of place to the complicated family intrigue on the past of François (Emmanuel Moire) and the rapprochement between Jack (Dimitri Fouque) and Rayane (Sasha Birdy), viewers have also been able to follow the consequences of the terrible crash that occurred on the beach of Sète at the beginning of January.
A crash that left many injured, including Sylvain Moreno, who found himself in a coma. Thus offering very beautiful sequences, rich in emotion, to Ariane Seguillon and Clémence Lassalas, whose characters of Christelle and Charlie complete the Moreno clan. But also to Alexandre Brasseur, who was delighted with this plot and its rendering on the screen.
“I think the scenes around Sylvain’s coma were very successful”Alexandre Brasseur recently told us in an interview. “We weren’t in pathos, we were in a fairly light and funny register. Alex and Charlie who come for an aperitif in Sylvain’s hospital room, who give him sausage, it’s very Moreno, it works really well”.
Since then, Sylvain has woken up and found his friends, Alex and Tristan (Mathieu Alexandre), with whom he will still live great adventures in the next episodes of Tomorrow belongs to us if we are to believe the confidences of Alexandre Brasseur , which promises a plot in the vein of that of the film Le Coeur des hommes.
“After Sylvain wakes up, we’re going to do something close to the film The Heart of Men. We’re going to deal with the theme of friendship between friends. Alex and Sylvain are going fishing, and at the same time they like to mess around, chat, so they forget to fish, so they go to the fishmonger to buy sea bream and make Christelle believe that they really fished (laughs). It’s very funny”.
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“And then this whole theme is going to be dug through an old boat”, continues Alexandre Brasseur about this plot which will also involve Arnaud Henriet and Mathieu Alexandre. But also Patrick Guérineau, alias Etienne Curtis, whose past will come to the surface very soon in a dramatic way.
“They are going to fix up this boat to go to sea, with friends. There is Tristan who is coming back. And there is Etienne who is joining the gang. We are four friends. It’s benevolent, it’s nice. And it offers beautiful airings to the characters and to the series”.
A beautiful atmosphere which was obviously also very present on the set, to the delight of Alexandre Brasseur: “It works well between us, it’s very pleasant, nobody pulls the blanket to themselves. We’re starting to get to know each other well with Arnaud Henriet, Mathieu Alexandre and Patrick Guérineau, we get along well. These are really scenes that are fun to make”.
See you on TF1 over the next few weeks to discover the Tomorrow belongs to us version of the Heart of Men.