During a press briefing, Audrey Fleurot (Morgan) confided that a key scene from episode 2 of season 4 of “HPI” almost did not exist because it was not unanimously accepted.
It has now been three weeks since TF1 has broadcast the new season 4 of HPI. A new burst of episodes which is still just as enjoyable for early fans. Morgane (Audrey Fleurot) discovered that she was several months pregnant.
Unfortunately, she can’t figure out who the baby’s father is. A complicated situation which will of course lead the consultant to put herself in funny situations, particularly in episode 2.
While she has an appointment for her pregnancy follow-up, Morgane finds herself at the heart of a new investigation. One of the doctors was indeed found murdered. During the episode, in order to move forward with the investigation, she will break into the hospital at night with Fred (Thomas Scimeca), her new partner.
An infiltration which gives rise to a very funny scene which almost did not see the light of day, as Audrey Fleurot explained during a press conference.
Mission impossible with HPI sauce
For this little nighttime trip together, Morgane and Fred share an unfailing bond. To music reminiscent of the Mission Impossible films, they move in a choreographed manner.
Roll, ninja pose, improbable hiding place, accelerated shots… Nothing is left to chance to offer us an extremely funny sequence, just like HPI. However, this parody scene almost did not appear in season 4 of HPI.
During a press conference organized as part of the Séries Mania festival, Audrey Fleurot confided that this passage was not unanimous on the set. “If you like the little choreography, that makes me happy! Because it was not unanimous, we fought a lot for this chorea!”.
The queen of improvisation
On the set of HPI, Audrey Fleurot got into the habit of improvising, as Mona Achache, the director of the first four episodes of season 4, told our colleagues at The voice of the North. The director also admires the “comic genius” of the actress.
“Audrey has a mastery of the rhythm of comedy. I am very welcoming of what she offers. She will always bring something to the text, because she has a particular way of taking shape with words..”
For latecomers who missed this scene, episode 2 is available on the TF1+ platform. Episode 3 of season 4 of HPI is broadcast this Thursday, May 30 from 9:10 p.m. on TF1.
