While France 3 has just lowered the curtain on season 2 of Face à face this Tuesday, April 30, Claire Borotra and Marianne James, the interpreters of Justine and Agnès, react to this unexpected finale.
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Tuesday April 30, France 3 has just broadcast the finale of season 2 of Face to face, the series in which Claire Borotra and Constance Gay play two sisters whose relationship did not start under the best auspices but who today have peaceful relations. Better, Justine, the legitimate daughter and the eldest of the two, “becomes a big sister”, as Claire Borotra explained to Tele-Leisure on the occasion of the return of fiction. The proof with the finale of this second season and the announcement of Vanessa’s pregnancy. A baby whose father is none other than Zacharie Berg, a man accused of embezzlement with whom she fell in love but whom she reported to the police!
Face to face: Claire Borotra reacts to the finale of season 2
Even though she is angry with Vanessa, when Justine learns of her pregnancy, she forgets everything, while being aware that the months to come promise to be complicated. But hey, with Vanessa, how could it have been otherwise? Still, this finale won over the actresses. “It’s between laughter and tears. For me it sums up the complicity and complexity of the relationship between the two sisters, begins Claire Borotra, the interpreter of Judge Rameau. It’s a compendium of emotions. The announcement of this coming generation is something very powerful. Besides, if it’s a boy, we’ll be surprised. [Elle rit.] There is something very sweet, intense and very moving in this revelation from Vanessa, who thinks that she cannot be a mother. She has to grow up. I find this ending very moving.”
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Face to face: Marianne James reacts to the finale of season 2
Same story for the interpreter of Agnès, Vanessa’s mother played by Marianne James, for whom this is her first recurring role. “I love that all possibilities are open because we have a sixty-year-old, a forty-year-old, a thirty-year-old and a teenager. Vanessa will have taken a year before considering Agnès,” underlines the former juror of New star seduced and impatient at the idea of playing a grandmother. “I’m ripe to play a grandmother. I’m still on the branch, on the verge of letting go, ready to go on the pie and in the oven”, concludes Marianne James with relish and with a burst of laughter.
