Gilles and Cécile make their last appearance in “Tomorrow belongs to us” this evening on TF1. Are actors Laurent Gamelon and Dorothée Pousséo really leaving the series? Or will they be back soon for a new storyline?
The troubles finally seem to be over for Gilles (Laurent Gamelon) and Cécile (Dorothée Pousséo) in Tomorrow belongs to us. The opportunity for the two newlyweds to enjoy their happiness far from Sète?
While Gilles is now off the hook medically, but also exonerated since the real murderer of Pascal Villard is now behind bars, a new dramatic intrigue will begin this Friday, February 23 on TF1 with the discovery of a lifeless body to the hospital and murder charges that will soon weigh on Jordan.
During a brief sequence involving Chloé (Ingrid Chauvin) and Alex (Alexandre Brasseur), Gilles and Cécile will make their last appearance on screen this evening at the start of the episode, when they are about to leave rest in the hinterland, before their honeymoon in Venice in a few weeks.
Is the departure of Laurent Gamelon and Dorothée Pousséo definitive?
According to information revealed by Leisure TVthe return of Gilles and Cécile in Tomorrow Belongs to Us is not “not on the agenda”. The production having informed our colleagues that “nothing was written to bring them back”. For the moment anyway.
Fans of the daily TF1 soap opera know it well, departures are never really definitive and the door always remains open to a possible return one day. Depending on the inspiration of the authors and the desire of the actors. As was the case for Alexandre Varga (Benjamin), Juliette Tresanini (Sandrine) or more recently Axel Kiener (Samuel), who did not hesitate to return, for an arch or more, after a long absence.
Ingrid Chauvin sends a nice message to Dorothée Pousseo
The desire seems in any case to be present on the actors’ side since Dorothée Pousséo, whose voice necessarily says something to viewers, admits to having loved her time on the sets of Demain nous nous.
“I dream of it so much, the welcome I received in Sète was perfect!”, she confided about a possible return in an interview with Télé 7 Jours. “I discovered actors and a technical team of incredible kindness and professionalism. (…) On the last day, I was in tears at the thought of leaving them”.
The interpreter of Cécile has visibly forged a nice bond with her playing partners. And in particular with Ingrid Chauvin, alias Chloé Delcourt, who sent her a nice message in a story posted on Instagram a few days ago: “Here’s one that I really want to find again. Simple, caring and funny”. Will the writers of Tomorrow Belongs to Us hear the appeal of the star of the series? The future will tell.