A few weeks after leaving Sète, Samuel will soon make his comeback in Tomorrow Belongs to Us in particularly tragic circumstances.
Warning, this article contains many spoilers for the next episodes of Tomorrow Belongs to Us. If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read what follows!
More than a year and a half after leaving the series, Axel Kiener, the interpreter of Samuel Chardeau, made his comeback in Tomorrow Belongs to Us last January.
An express return since the former doctor at Saint-Clair hospital had chosen to leave Sète to take care of himself and resolve his addiction problems once and for all.
At the same time, the actor left the door open to a possible return. “It’s very open, we are in talks in this direction“, he explained on this subject in the columns of Leisure TV.
And Axel Kiener added, “We have to see how we want to bring him back and how the public wants to see him again. We will need to know how this arc around Samuel worked to determine if everyone is happy and if we want to continue to bring this character to life. Samuel brings that little touch of the unexpected. Afterwards you have to find the right tempo and the reasons for a possible return. I needed to leave just to think about all this“.
Ultimately, things will happen faster than expected since the Samuel Chardeau will return to Sète in just a few days. Unfortunately, the circumstances of his return will be tragic.
Samuel returns in tragic circumstances
In the next episodes of the TF1 daily soap opera, the Delcourt clan will have to face a new tragedy.
On May 16, a hostage taking will take place at Saint-Clair hospital. An event during which Renaud Dumaze (Pierre Deny) will lose his life.
If this drama of course promises to deeply affect his wife Marianne (Luce Mouchel), it will be the same for his son Samuel.
It is therefore following this drama that Samuel will make his comeback to Sète. According to the official synopses revealed by the channel, Victoire’s ex (Solène Hébert) should reappear on our screens on Tuesday May 21 to support Marianne and say goodbye to her father.
To then know how long Samuel will stay in Sète, we will have to wait a little longer.