the last episode of this hit Canal+ series was filmed at the Melun administrative court!

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The administrative court from Melun (Seine-et-Marne) is the star of the latest sequences of Paris Police 1910third and final season of a detective series et historical for television, on Canal+.

Pendant three daysfrom Tuesday October 29 to Thursday October 31, it is a team of more than 150 people who invested the building as well as the Sainte-Jeanne d’Arc schoollocated just opposite, rue du Général-de-Gaulle.

“We had to wait for the school holidays to do this filming, and we thank the town of Melun for his welcome, smiles Emmanuel Daucé, producer of Paris Police 1910for society Tetra Media Fiction. The choice of the administrative court is explained by its preserved historic character and its majestic architectureperfectly suited to the desired atmosphere for the purposes of the film. This place is magnificent and rare because it is old. It has been very little modernized and it has this majesty that we needed to our mock trial. »

Latest sequences

The series, whose production spans over five yearsbegan in 2019. Filming in Melun not only marks the end of an episodebut also the conclusion of a historical saga which will have transported spectators through a decade of Parisian police history, from the beginning of the 20th^e century until 1910.

“It is in court that we are filming the very last sequences of the last episode of this last season, namely the trial of one of our characters played by Évelyne Brochu », continues Emmanuel Daucé.

Évelyne Brochu is a renowned Quebec actressrecognized for her on-screen performances, but also for her musical career.

“One of his particular talents lies in his ability to completely erase his Canadian accent for his roles in France, a linguistic versatility which also allows him to play in Anglo-Saxon productions,” underlines the producer. To be discovered soon, on the small screen.

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