[VIDÉO] Sébastien Delorme offers us a foray behind the scenes of the series “Indéfendable”

You dream of discovering behind the scenes of the series Indefensible? This is what master interpreter Léo MacDonald offers you with his most recent Instagram video in which he takes us behind the scenes of the popular series.

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“This is where I have spent the majority of my time for three years, I would say eight to nine months a year: welcome home!” explains the 53-year-old actor, who arrives at work by scooter.

Sébastien Delorme takes us onto the set of the TVA legal series and shows us around most of the locations seen in the show.

The Court of Justice, where he shows us the defense office, that of the Crown and the stand where the witnesses stand to tell their stories. THE bullpen; the parlor where people pass before they are brought to court. The corridor where several spats take place in the series.

The hospital where investigators and lawyers come to question victims, attackers or witnesses.

The actor also shows us the police station and gives a nod to detective sergeant Stéphane Pouliot, whom he played in the late series District 31, saying: “The police station. That reminds me of something. Hey, Bruno!” This is a reference to the character of Bruno Gagné, who was played by Michel Charette.

We can also delve behind the scenes of the Lapointe-MacDonald cabinet as we reveal the kitchen, the office of André Lapointe, that of Léo, Kim, the toilets as well as the archives room which is cluttered with boxes brown.

Then finally, the mirror room where the interrogations by the police take place.

This foray into the underbelly of the series seems to have pleased the many viewers of the series and the Instagram subscribers of the actor, who plays a defense lawyer, one of the main characters, in the company of Michel Laperrière (maître André Lapointe ) and Julie Trépanier (master Kim Nolin).