Despite grieving the loss of her mother, Christine Beaulieu wasted no time in returning to work, and she explained the touching reason behind her decision.
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The talented actress was on the set of Good evening! to talk about his various projects, including the latest season of Cerebrum. While the episodes will finally be available in the coming weeks, filming took place a few months ago, when Christine was going through a rather difficult time.
In fact, his mother died on March 4th. Despite the pain, the singer of Simone Vallier in the police series resumed filming of the police series the next day.
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“It’s certainly a strange thing to experience, but I did it for her. Because my mother was someone who, all her life, didn’t want to disturb anyone. […] I would even say that in this final stage of her life, she would have wanted not to disturb. If I had postponed the entire shooting, because of her death, somewhere, it seems that I would not have honored the way in which she decided to leave. So, I said to myself, I have to go to work to show her that she didn’t push her, that she didn’t bother,” explained to Jean-Philippe Wauthier the one we will be able to see in November in the Christmas film derived from the series The eye of the storm.
“She’s been so great. My mother taught me how to live, but she also taught me how to die, because I think she did that like a champion,” she added, her eyes filling with water, while taking the time to thank the team, who supported her through this ordeal.
See the touching excerpt from Christine Beaulieu at Good evening!:
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A moment filled with sweetness!
The first five episodes of Cerebrum will be posted on ICI Tou.tv Extra on July 4, then the next five on July 11. For a television broadcast, you will have to wait until winter 2025.
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