Bad news for fans of “Tomorrow belongs to us”: a key character will soon bid farewell to the TF1 soap opera. Clémence Lassalas has decided to leave the series, after more than four years spent in the skin of Charlie Molina.
After the departure of Maud Baecker, alias Anna Delcourt, who turned the page Tomorrow belongs to us a few weeks ago, fans of TF1’s daily soap opera must prepare to say goodbye to another emblematic figure of the program. To everyone’s surprise.
Since the beginning of the adventure in 2017, Tomorrow belongs to us has seen the departure of several of its main actors, from Samira Lachhab (Leïla) to Axel Kiener (Samuel), via Anne Caillon (Flore), Juliette Tresanini (Sandrine) or Lorie Pester (Lucie), who will soon find the Sète film sets of the series to go behind the camera and direct episodes.
These departures are inevitable and are part of the life of a daily soap opera, the actors sometimes wanting to devote themselves to other roles and other projects after several years spent in the skin of one and the same character.
And this is precisely what seems to be motivating the next major departure that will shake Tomorrow belongs to us in the weeks to come. And which the fans were far from expecting.
Clémence Lassalas leaves Tomorrow belongs to us
According to information from TV StarClémence Lassalas, present in the series since December 2018, has indeed made the decision to leave Tomorrow belongs to us.
She will thus say goodbye to the character of Charlie Molina, whom viewers first loved to hate, before she softened and revealed a new, funnier and more touching aspect of her personality in contact with the Morenos, Nathan (Adher) or François (Emmanuel Moire).
Our colleagues explain that the 27-year-old actress has chosen to move away from Sète and the filming of the series “in order to open up to other projects”. And that his departure should take place on screen in the coming weeks, without further details.
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Télé Star also adds that it does not know if the departure of Clémence Lassalas is final, or if it is rather a break, with the possibility that the interpreter of Charlie will return later in the series. Like Juliette Tresanini and Marie Catrix, who will soon find their characters Sandrine and Morgane on screen, after almost two years of absence.
It also remains to be seen how the screenwriters of Tomorrow belongs to us will stage the departure of Clémence Lassalas. Indeed, Charlie is currently living a cloudless love story with François Lehaut, played by Emmanuel Moire, and is studying in BTS at the Agnès Varda high school.
Nothing seems to predestine the departure of his character. But the synopsis of the episode of Friday June 16 reveals all the same that “between decision and revelation, Charlie no longer knows where to turn”.
Would the decision in question be the one that will ultimately take him away from Sète? Unless the production reserves a more disastrous fate for the Moreno girl at heart? Answer soon in Tomorrow belongs to us.