A year after his last appearance in “Tomorrow belongs to us”, Jules Corkas will return to the series on March 27. Discover the first images of Xavier Widhoff’s return to the series.
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While the current intrigue around the monster of Argenteuil, a serial killer who destroyed the lives of Lisa and Amel, continues to keep us in suspense, viewers of Tomorrow belongs to us will soon have the pleasure of rediscovering a familiar character. Indeed, Jules Corkas (Xavier Widhoff) will make his comeback in the series on March 27th.
In a new excerpt available on the MyTF1 platform, it’s Manon’s (Louvia Bachelier) first day at the Sète police station. To celebrate, Martin (Franck Monsigny) invites the young woman and Nordine (Youcef Agal) to lunch at the restaurant before the surprise arrival of Jules turns everything upside down.
Surprised but happy to see him again, Martin takes him warmly in his arms. When the policeman tries to find out if Virginie (Audrey Looten) is accompanying him, Jules replies that he is not but assures us that she kisses him.
Since he has no place to stay in Sète, Jules then asks Martin if he can put him up for a few days. Which he obviously accepts with pleasure even if the room he occupied at the time is now a real mess.
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Seeing Manon wearing the uniform, Jules can’t help but tease her about Nordine’s influence in her career choice. Not really enough to ease the still palpable tensions between Virginie’s son and Nordine.
Moreover, when the latter moves to shake his hand, Jules pretends to ignore him. After intervening, Martin cancels lunch with Manon and Nordine to spend time with Jules. A disappointment for the young policeman.
If we do not know for the moment the real reasons for his return to Sète, there is no doubt that Jules will not go unnoticed. By the way, he will take advantage of his escapade in the little Venice of Languedoc to see Charlie (Clémence Lassalas), his ex-girlfriend.
And according to the official synopses released by the channel, François’ girlfriend will even answer “at the provocation of Jules“. But that’s not all, because the young man will “strike a blow” and will continue to “make mischief“.
However, the arrival of Jules will above all coincide with a tragedy that will affect Martin and Nordine in the coming days. On this subject, Franck Monsigny confided to our microphone a few weeks ago:
“We will find Martin involved in police investigations from near or far and more particularly in a case that will affect him personally. Indeed, Nordine will be shot in the exercise of his duties and there will therefore be the fear of loss.“
This does not bode well for Nordine, especially since April 5, “an intervention turns tragic for a policeman“and that the life of Martin’s son”born [tiendra] only by a thread.“.
While this drama will be the opportunity to finally discover Nordine’s mother, everything suggests that Jules will not be a stranger to this story since Martin “[retournera] his jacket to cover an outlaw“.
The coming weeks will definitely continue at full speed and the pace does not seem about to fall in Tomorrow belongs to us.