Four French creations are nominated for the International Emmy Awards, the 52nd edition of which will take place at the end of November. The headline series, HPIis one of them, which delights its main actress, Audrey Fleurot.
During his appearance on the show C to youThursday October 17, Audrey Fleurot expressed her pride regarding the nomination of the series HPI at the International Emmy Awards for its third season. The interpreter of the zany Morgane Alvaro said she was particularly happy to be able to attend the ceremony in New York, scheduled for November 25, recalling that she had missed this opportunity during previous nominations for her other projects, such as Gears et Ten percent. “We don’t come to sort lentils… We are very, very, very happy. It’s a great pride“, confided the actress on the set of France 5.
She also discussed the American adaptation of HPI, High Potentialin which actress Kaitlin Olson (Philadelphia, Very Bad Nanny) resumes his role. Although this French creation has already been exported to 105 countries in its original version, this complete remake marks a turning point in the history of the program. However, Audrey Fleurot expressed a certain reservation regarding this production.
More “classic” and “politically correct” than the original
“The series is a bit politically correct, we are more sure of the classic detective series. They erased a lot of madness, audacity, and that’s what I like about the character“, regretted Audrey Fleurot, reaffirming her attachment to the essence of the original character, whom she finds particularly eccentric and overflowing with spontaneity.
In this new version, Morgane will become Morgan, a single mother of three children who discovers an exceptional gift for solving criminal investigations. She will collaborate with a police officer, Karadec, played by Daniel Sunjata. The concept of the series will remain faithful to its tricolor model, mixing the daily life of an ordinary woman with her extraordinary talent as an investigator.
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