Emmanuel Moire, the interpreter of François in tomorrow belongs to uscommented on the arrival of Valérie Kaprisky in the role of Muriel Faure and the evolution of her character.
François is in turmoil! A few days ago, Emmanuel Moire, his interpreter, confided that the handsome brunette from tomorrow belongs to us was going to “completely twist“. And obviously, the viewers are not at the end of their surprises… Because the latter will meet Muriel (Valérie Kaprisky, arrival this Monday, January 30), the mistress of his father who will reappear from the past. And the first contact will be very go wrong, as Emmanuel Moire confided in an interview for Télé-Loisirs…
“The meeting between François and Muriel goes very badly”
Télé-Loisirs: How does François react when he meets Muriel?
Emmanuel Moire: Very bad. He is not very happy (he laughs). He’s not cool with her.
How did you compose with Valérie Kaprisky?
Valérie was very generous. She was a great partner on and off set when we didn’t know each other. She helped me go even further. We were very attentive. In addition, what François does with Muriel, I would not allow myself in life: his anger, his way of speaking, his violence. I was also a little impressed to find myself in front of her (He smiles.)
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How did you work on this plot?
It was a real pleasure to work on these sequences which show a François we didn’t know. He was very bright and empathetic. He carried a heavy secret with the disappearance of his father when he was 13 years old. Everything comes to the surface. To be clear in my head, I created memories of François with my father and my mother. I worked a lot to find the right emotion.
“All of François’ relationships are in danger”
Are the couple François and Charlie in danger?
He is confronted with violent things so he is violent in turn. Everything that happens will disturb him but also disturb his relationship with Charlie, his son Adam or even the principal Chloe. All his relationships are in danger. He also puts himself in danger.
