Constance Labbé is part of the prestigious casting of the series Cat’s Eyes broadcast from Monday November 11 on TF1. The actress revealed that she was very afraid during the filming of the fiction, in particular because of a very impressive scene.
The series Cat’s Eyes finally arrives this Monday, November 11 on TF1, offering a modern adaptation of the famous manga from the 1980s. This reboot, created by Michel Catz from the original work by Tsukasa Hōjōstars Camille Lou, Constance Labbé and Claire Romain in the roles of the Chamade sisters. The plot follows these three sisters who, after years of separation, meet in Paris to unravel the mystery surrounding the disappearance of their father, a renowned gallery owner. Their quest leads them to form a trio of thieves, determined to recover their father's works of art scattered across the capital.
Constance Labbé, aged 36, plays Sylia Chamade, the eldest of the sistersa determined woman ready to do anything to discover the truth about their father, while a work that disappeared ten years earlier in the mysterious fire of the latter's art gallery resurfaces during a prestigious exhibition at the Eiffel Tower . The actress reveals that the filming of the series was marked by intense action scenes, requiring spectacular stunts.
Constance Labbé talks about a perilous scene in Cat's Eyes
During an interview given to TV Star, Constance Labbé shared her experience on one of the most dangerous scenes she filmed for Cat’s Eyes. The sister of actor Guillaume Labbé says: “There were real moments of panic. I remember a scene where my character fell 40 meters. It is a trimmer who manages the ropes. He has to stop me one meter from the ground. There is no other option than to trust him and that is difficult for me. We put our lives in our hands. You have to let go. I hadn't measured this before filming.“
This scene required careful preparation and complete trust in the stunt team. Viewers will be able to discover this impressive scene and many others during the broadcast of Cat’s Eyes on TF1.
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