The adaptation of Melissa Da Costa’s bestseller, “Tout le bleu du ciel”, into a series for TF1 will be filmed on Tuesday, October 22 on Gruissan beach. The production has launched a call for extras to play alongside Camille Lou and Hugo Becker.
Published in 2019 by Albin Michel, the novel All the blue of the sky will be adapted for television. This bestseller with over a million books sold was therefore chosen by the TF1 group which acquired the rights. And filming will end on Tuesday, October 22 in Aude and more precisely on a beach in Gruissan with the actors Camille Lou and Hugo Becker.
For this, the film crew is looking for extras. Namely couples between 30 and 50 years old as well as women and men who agree to be in swimsuits. It will be for them to take the sun and the casting director specifies that there will be no swimming during this autumn period.
The conditions to register for this casting are to reside near Gruissan, Leucate and Port-la Nouvelle. You therefore need your name, first name, date of birth, city of residence, nationality, telephone number, height as well as recent face and full-length photos.
This novel tells the story of an encounter, thanks to a small ad, of a 26-year-old man suffering from early-onset Alzheimer’s disease who decides to head to the south of France for a road trip where he takes with him a mysterious young woman from Brittany. We do not yet know the broadcast date of this TV film of two 45-minute episodes which should also be shot partly in the Pyrénées-Orientales in the Conflent and Capcir area.
