France 2 broadcasts on Friday January 3, 2025 a new episode of its detective series “César Wagner”, with Gil Alma. Two actresses appearing in the soap operas “Un si grand soleil” and “Here it all begins” also appear in this new part…
Good news for César Wagner fans! France 2 is offering this Friday, January 3 from 9:10 p.m. a new episode of its successful series, hosted by actor Gil Alma. In this brand new investigation, the story begins during the Alsace great wine festival, which is held every year within the grounds of the Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg…
“The Koelher grapes”
The event is in full swing, the different exhibitors are presenting their best wines! But one of the participants, Patrick Watson, a renowned oenologist, capable of recognizing any Alsace wine with a sip, was found dead at the foot of the castle after falling from the highest tower.
While visiting the area together, César, Élise and Arthur notice the ambulances speeding towards the castle. Our trio then decides to follow them. Élise quickly realizes that Watson's death is not accidental: it is a murder…
Actresses from “Here it all begins” and “Un si grand soleil”
In the casting of this part, never broadcast on France 2, the public finds Gil Alma in the skin of our hypochondriac police captain, as well as Olivia Côte, Coralie Russer, Etienne Diallo, Nadia Roz, Amaury de Crayencour, Joséphine de Meaux, Pierre Raby, Fanny Cottencon and Antonia de Rendinger.
Guests such as Bruno Solo and Armelle Abibou also complete this list. But that's not all! Two actresses from the cast of two of your favorite daily soap operas are here… Do you recognize them in these different roles?
We first see Sophie Le Tellier again, the interpreter of Hélène in the France 2 fiction Un si grand soleil! Here she plays the character of Sophie. Then, we are surprised to see Ginnie Watson appear in the guise of Liz Buckman. Currently, she is involved in Here it all begins on TF1, where she plays Angèle!
The new unpublished episode of César Wagner is broadcast this evening, Friday January 3, 2025, at 9:10 p.m. on France 2.
