Cécile Bois opposite Antonia Desplat in “Made in France”, the new France 2 series launched on Wednesday January 15. But what did the latter think about the “Candice Renoir” star? The actress gives her immediate answer…
Wednesday January 15, 2025, France 2 invites its viewers to discover its very successful new series Made in France, from 9:05 p.m. Here, we follow the trajectory of the character of Rita, a woman who discovers having been cheated on and who then decides to be hired incognito as an assistant to her husband's mistress!
“Love at first sight“between the actresses
Our heroine is played by Cécile Bois, who no longer needs to be introduced thanks to her participation in the detective fiction Candice Renoir. In Made in France, she plays opposite Thierry Neuvic (who plays Rita's husband) and Antonia Desplat (who plays Olympe, aka the other woman…).
As part of the promotion of the series, the latter also spoke about Cécile Bois, her privileged playing partner in Made in France. Without detour, Antonia Desplat gave her very clear opinion on the one who recently distinguished herself in the TV film hailed by critics and the public Signalements.
The actress says: “My meeting with Cécile was like love at first sight… (laughs) I call her my sun. On the set, she had this smile that was so kind and welcoming… I was in a very stressed state of mind because it was only my second job in France. So I was intimidated by the idea of working in French and having so much text…“
“There was never any jealousy”
“But Cécile took me under her wing, I felt like I had a soft blanket around me all the time thanks to her (laughs), continues Antonia Desplat. I was also impressed to play with her and Thierry Neuvic because they are very respected and well-known professionals in the world of French TV… Here again, they opened their arms to me!“
“I received emotional and artistic support from Cécile. For example, we helped each other if I had too much text and I couldn't do it in certain scenesremembers the actress. It was a true collaboration, there was never any jealousy or discomfort between us.“
“I think that between women it's not always very simple. However, in this production, all the women, from the top to the bottom of the ladder, were models of kindness and passion. It was a joy, we loved each other“, concludes Antonia Desplat.
A behind-the-scenes complicity that shines through on screen in Made in France, the new fiction in six episodes launched this Wednesday, January 15, from 9:05 p.m. on France 2.
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