Does Adèle really have a relationship with Stéphane, Soraya’s boyfriend? Or is the scene Bart witnessed in tonight’s episode of “Tomorrow Belongs to Us” just a big misunderstanding? Hector Langevin tells us more.
Will the rapprochement between Bart and Adèle be undermined by the unexpected discovery made by the boss of Spoon in the episode of Tomorrow belongs to us broadcast this Friday, February 17 on TF1?
Several weeks ago, Bart (Hector Langevin) made the acquaintance by interposed letters of Adèle (Aliénor Bouvier), a young woman who has also tragically lost her companion. One thing leading to another, they ended up meeting in flesh and blood, and establishing a fairly strong early friendship. Both helping each other mourn the loss of their loved one.
In yesterday’s episode of Tomorrow belongs to us, Bart spent the evening with Adèle, and the latter indulged in a few confidences. Admitting to her new friend that, even if the loss of Teddy, her companion, remains painful, she still had a few one-night stands since his death. When she needed to feel arms around her.
And according to the end of tonight’s episode, Adèle’s new one-night stand could well be a character that fans of TF1’s daily soap opera knew well.
Are Stéphane and Adèle sleeping together?
After falling asleep on his sofa and spending the night at Adèle’s, Bart returns to the young woman’s to retrieve his wallet, which he forgot the same morning when he left. But, to her amazement, it’s not Adèle who opens the door but Stéphane Jorda (Arnaud Baillet), Soraya’s (Kenza Saïb Couton) boyfriend, who is half-naked and wearing only boxer shorts.
Bart therefore imagines that something is happening between Adèle and Stéphane. And Sara (Camille Genau) and Roxane (Raphaële Volkoff) are quick to point out to him that he is struggling to hide his jealousy.
So, is Stéphane really cheating on Soraya with Adèle? Or are we actually faced with a big misunderstanding of which the comedy intrigues of Tomorrow belongs to us often have the secret? To find out, we will have to wait until next week, since the rest of this story should not be on the air before Wednesday, February 22.
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However, we asked the question to Hector Langevin, the interpreter of Bart, who answered us: “There’s a big part of comedy in this whole plot. And that’s what makes it great to play for us and great to watch for the public. There will obviously be a misunderstanding around Adele and Stéphane. And a part of the truth too perhaps”.
“All these misunderstandings, and we’re going to experience a lot of them, will lead to really funny situations. With Bart lost at the Spoon, and Mona who puts both feet in the dish. Or Sara and Roxane who will accuse Bart of being jealous, and he who will completely refute this jealousy”.
If we can easily assume that Stéphane is in reality only a model posing for one of Adèle’s paintings, Hector Langevin, who confided in our microphone about the Bart-Adèle relationship, sows doubt by revealing that there is indeed a grain of truth in all of this.
The actor says he is in any case delighted to have a lighter score to play in Tomorrow belongs to us, after the ordeal of the death of Louise (Alexandra Naoum).
“All of this is going to lead to comedic situations that I’ve been missing a bit since the whole plot with Louise. Playing funny things makes me happy. And I have really extraordinary acting partners in this register. Whether it’s Catherine BenguiguiCamille Genau or Raphaële Volkoff, who are monsters of comedy”.