The Indefensible series easily reaches a million Quebecers every evening for a while now. We can say that captivating intrigues have easily found a place in the lives of Quebecers and this week’s episodes are no exception.
However, what attracts the most attention this week is the performance of Varda Étienne who plays the role of the mother of Mélodie Dominique (Naïla Louidort), the intern at the law firm Lapointe, Macdonald et Nolin.
Indeed, even if the role of the 52-year-old host is minor, her role as a Haitian mother stole the show in the episodes this week and that earned her a magnificent tribute on social networks while viewers were very many to express their happiness at seeing her in this role which she plays wonderfully.
As you will see in the screenshots of comments on social networks, a large number of fans of the series are positively amazed by the acting of the host who occupies an important place in the world of various media in Quebec.
In addition to being a host, Varda Étienne is also an author and she can now add the title of actress next to her name thanks to her performance in Indefensible.
Here are some comments collected on social networks:
“Special mention for Varda Étienne in the role of Mélodie’s mother!! She is simply delicious with her Haitian accent!! Well done !!! » wrote an Internet user who generated other comments
“I love Varda Etienne so much, she’s a treat, she always makes me laugh. Excellent in her role” replied another Internet user.
“yes, she’s super good, I didn’t know she had this talent! » also comments a fan of the show.
“yes, she does her role perfectly”
“Thank you very much Audette, your comment gives me great pleasure”
“Seriously Varda Étienne is too good in her role”
“I love Varda Étienne in her role”
“I love Varda Étienne”
As you can see, opinions are quite unanimous regarding Varda’s performance in the role of the one whose first name we do not know, she affectionately calls herself Madame Dominique.
We hope to see Varda again in another role soon, whether on the small or big screen!
Finally, we leave you with a short video from Varda who gives you a Creole 101 lesson:
