Broadcast since July 17, 2017 on TF1, “Tomorrow belongs to us” celebrates its 5th anniversary today. Maud Baecker (Anna), Alice Varela (Judith), Farouk Bermouga (Victor), and Adrien Rob (Damien) lent themselves to the game of the anniversary interview.
Launched on July 17, 2017 on TF1, Tomorrow belongs to us was initially presented as a “daily summer saga” by the channel and its star actors, including Ingrid Chauvin and Alexandre Brasseur. However, in the face of success, the adventure continued. And the soap opera taking place in Sète is celebrating its 5th anniversary today.
Five years that have been punctuated by around sixty intrigues, each crazier than the next, ranging from the catastrophic bus accident to the taking of hostages, through the actions of several serial killers. And even a white queen. Yes really.
With more than 1200 episodes on the clock, Tomorrow belongs to us has also evolved a lot over time. Renewing itself as much in terms of narration and image quality, as in casting.
The departures of several emblematic figures of the series – Lorie Pester, Anne Caillon, Samira Lachhab, Linda Hardy, or Clément Rémiens to name a few – having been followed by at least as many arrivals. As evidenced by the new faces of season 5, such as Charlotte Gaccio, Jennifer Lauret, Xavier Deluc, and Emmanuel Moire.
Met last month at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, Maud Baecker (Anna), Alice Varela (Judith), Farouk Bermouga (Victor), and Adrien Rob (Damien) took part in our anniversary interview on the occasion 5 years of Tomorrow belongs to us.
Their favorite plot from the start, the character they would like to see return, the best family, or even the most detestable character in the series… Discover their sometimes somewhat unexpected answers. Because if Farouk Bermouga is certain to embody the big bad of the series, everyone does not necessarily see Victor Brunet in the same way.
Find our special 5-year interview in the player above.
Tomorrow belongs to us is broadcast Monday to Friday at 7:10 p.m. on TF1, and is available in advance and in replay on Salto.