Adeline Blondieau went behind the scenes of the love scenes in Sous le soleil and it was far from all rosy!
Between 1996 and 2008, Sous le soleil was the heyday of TF1. And even today, it’s difficult not to hum the credits when it comes on television as the series has left its mark on an entire generation. We are not the only ones who have not forgotten him, since Bénédicte Delmas (Laure), Tonya Kinzinger (Jessica) and Adeline Blondieau (Caroline) are still friends.
A few weeks ago, they even offered a live performance to their fans in which they went behind the scenes of the soap opera. And this is not the first time since Adeline Blondieau always takes the time to reveal a few anecdotes about the sunny series.
On June 9, she spoke in particular about the filming of love scenes at the time of the series. And the least we can say is that she doesn’t have good memories of it: “Today, these sequences are supervised by intimacy coordinators who are there to organize a choreography and put people at ease, but this did not exist before!”
She continues: “We had a director who left it in our hands and told us: “Get on with it! “. For me, it put me in deep distress because I had to manage it alone. I found myself in front of actors who, for the most part, were trying to take advantage of the situation. Except the girl with whom I exchanged several kisses”
“You stick your tongue out, I grit my teeth”
“I had to put in place very strict rules so that kisses were done without exchange of tongues. You put your tongue in, I grit my teeth. If you are insistent, I will bite you and you will never come back.” she declared, still marked by this experience. She then takes the opportunity to share an edifying excerpt where Bernard Montiel, her former playing partner, confides in their collaboration with a laugh:
“I put my tongue out while kissing her, I had fallen in love with her. She bit my tongue. She will laugh if she looks at us (…) We are very friends, she is a wonderful girl (…) We were supposed to have a goodbye kiss in the film and everyone told me I wasn’t capable of it. bit my tongue.”
“At the time, it didn’t amuse me”
However, as Adeline Blondieau explains very well in the caption of her video, she is far from laughing: “At the time, it didn’t amuse me, nor today. I’m perplexed and don’t really know what to think about it.” Suffice it to say that she doesn’t only have good memories of this period.
 looks back on the difficult filming of the love scenes in the series – News Séries){kind=link}