While Mon Ange is a hit on TF1, we can find actress and humorist Muriel Robin in another long-awaited fiction in 2022.
My angel, whose sequel is scheduled for Thursday, January 13, 2022 on TF1, is one of our favorites. If this second evening of broadcast marks the end of this miniseries produced by Negar Djavadi, Muriel Robin has not finished collaborating with TF1. Other similar projects will, in fact, arrive on the television channel. Among these is the adaptation of the famous show “They love each other”, co-written by Pierre Palmade and Muriel Robin. Remember, the show starred Pierre Palmade and Michèle Laroque.
On screen, the cult show of our favorite actors will be called They love each other (or almost). The eagerly awaited series will be produced by Carson Prod and 13-34 Productions, and directed by Hervé Brami. On Allocine, the summary presents the new program as follows: “in their Parisian building, follow the intertwined stories of five couples and their entourage over the four seasons of the year. Whether they are married, separated or divorced, they will bring out the good and the bad sides of life as a couple: Consent to marriage, the ordeal of the in-laws, daily disputes, jealousy, friendship, lies, infidelities, small misunderstandings… Life, in a way! “
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A 5-star cast for the adaptation of Muriel Robin’s play
On the casting side, we can count on the presence of Muriel Robin, Pierre Arditi, Carole Bouquet, Michèle Laroque, Arnaud Ducret, Audrey Fleurot, Michaël Youn, Claudia Tagbo, Florent Peyre and François Berléand and Julie Depardieu. And we will also be served by guests for the less prestigious. Line Renaud, Anne Le Nen, Frédérique Bel, Norman, Rayane Bensetti, Hugues Aufray, Nikos Aliagas, Claire Nadeau, Tom Villa, Élie Semoun, Jean-Pierre Pernaut, Bénabar and even Julie Ferrier have responded to the call.
This adaptation will mark the 25th anniversary of this cult contemporary piece of the 90s. It also follows TF1’s adaptation, in 2020, of the successful sketches by Muriel Robin, I love you hairstyle.
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