Tonight in “Tomorrow belongs to us”, viewers witnessed the tragic death of Louise, who had just married Bart. Alexandra Naoum reacted in an interview to this unexpected twist and explained how her departure was orchestrated.
What was supposed to be the happiest day of their lives turned into a tragedy for Bart (Hector Langevin) and Louise (Alexandra Naoum) in Tomorrow belongs to us.
Poisoned by the tiger rose killer’s copycat, Louise collapsed in her partner’s arms on Friday just hours after their wedding. And despite all the efforts of William and Marianne to save her, the mother of Mathilde and Aurélien died in her hospital bed in the episode broadcast this evening on TF1. During a final moving sequence between his interpreter and Hector Langevin.
One more tragic death, after those of Ulysse (Sébastien Capgras) and Clémentine (Linda Hardy) last year, which is not the consequence of Alexandra Naoum’s desire to leave Tomorrow belongs to us since the actress has confided in an interview granted to Télé Poche that it was indeed the production and the authors who had the idea of killing Louise. And told him about it at the beginning of the year.
“Aude Thévenin (the producer, editor’s note) told me about it during a lunch last January”explains the interpreter of Louise Kersal to our colleagues about the death of his character. “We all know that, in a daily series, no character is safe from violent death”.
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Since Friday, the announced death of Louise, victim of the copycat which is currently terrorizing Sète, seems to have shocked many fans of the daily TF1 soap opera. But Alexandra Naoum, she says she is satisfied with this last plot, entitled “Red Wedding”, and the way out offered to her by the authors.
“I must say that I was happy with the way it was written. When you have an ark like that, there are a lot of things to explore. Louise shows herself in another facet, more emotional , more vulnerable too. So, of course, it’s a tragic end. But Louise leaves with panache. She goes out with the wedding ring on her finger”.
And if the actress, revealed by Our years pension on France 2, assures not to regret anything, it is also because she has made very beautiful encounters on the set of Tomorrow belongs to us. Meetings that allowed him to forge links that will last long after his departure.
“I know we’ll see each other again, and that’s good too”continues Alexandra Naoum. “I am leaving enriched by wonderful encounters, starting with Hector Langevin and my fictional children, but also Victoire Dauxerre (Vanessa), Mathieu Alexandre (Tristan), Anne Caillon (Flore), Julie Debazac (Aurore), Camille Genau (Sara). .. not to mention the technical teams and the production. It’s a team spirit and I really liked that”.