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Patrick Bruel arrives on TF1 as an actor in a new series, “Imminent Menace” (Photo of Patrick Bruel on June 3, 2024)
ENTERTAINMENT – Patrick Bruel will star in his first series next season on TF1. He will play an Israeli intelligence expert in “Imminent threat”, thriller adapted from a novel by the director of the newspaper Libération, Dov Alfon. The singer will be accompanied by actress Natacha Lindinger.
Next season will also feature a new game show presented by Laurent Ruquier, the channel announced on Thursday when it unveiled its back-to-school schedule. Another new series, the comedy «They gave him», in which Didier Bourdon will play a truculent and macho lawyer at odds with a young feminist colleague. The former member of the Unknowns has been crowned with two cinema hits in recent months, ” Preserve “ et ” Cock-a-doodle Doo “.
“These are two big popular stars who will play characters in series on TF1”, welcomed Xavier Gandon, director of TV and digital channels for the TF1 group. As usual for TV schedules, the broadcast dates are not specified in advance.
« Flashback » with Michaël Youn
TF1 has announced other new features in the fiction department. Among them, « Flashback »where a policewoman (Constance Gay) goes back in time to the 90s to team up with her father (Michaël Youn), who she discovers is far from the idealized image she had of him. « Flashback » is produced by the same team as the phenomenon series « HPI » with Audrey Fleurot, whose fourth season will continue in September.
On the entertainment side, TF1 will offer several new games, including “Project H”presented by Laurent Ruquier. The latter is making his return to television after an experience on BFMTV which ended abruptly at the end of 2023. In this “Giant Cluedo”12 celebrities will be received in a mansion and will have to discover the identity of a thirteenth who invited them there.
In addition to its flagship TF1, the group includes the news channel LCI, TMC (with the show ” Daily “), TFX and TF1 Séries Films.
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