Present during the last edition of Canneséries with its partnersHere it all begins Stéphane Blancafort, Zoï Severin and Julie Sassoust, Vanessa Demouy spoke about what awaits Rose, her character, for the summer ahead.
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“We’re going to see me this summer! ” During the last Canneséries festival, Vanessa Demouy revealed to us what awaits Rose in Here it all begins for the summer period: “As the arches progress, she specifieswe have already been able to see that the relationship between Rose and her daughter, Carla (Aaricia Lemaire), is relaxing. The two of them are starting to like each other and, this summer, Rose will make sure to spend more time with her. Both will think about vacation, relaxation…”
Here it all begins : “This summer, for Rose, it’s going to be a vacation break!” ad Vanessa Demouy
According to our information, this interlude should take place in a setting different from the Auguste Armand Institute. Thus, all hopes are allowed to envisage that the mother and her daughter will finally live in harmony, after having gone through strong zones of turbulence. “Rose is a great optimist, confirms Vanessa Demouy with a smileshe has often demonstrated it since the start of the series!”. An announcement which will delight those who deplore the fact that Auguste Armand’s youngest daughter does not appear so often at the heart of the intrigues in recent times. “Rose is a character who is a bit of a free electron in Here it all begins, explains the actress. She makes a lot of connection between all the arches and all the characters. As she doesn’t work in the kitchen, she wanders between the workshop, the stoves, the offices… And this summer, it’s going to be a vacation break!.
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As for whether we will soon see the actress in other projects, like Josephine Guardian Angel in which she played a guest alongside Mimie Mathy, she replies: “The problem is that Here It All Begins is a very big boat to maneuver and it is impossible for the authors to imagine a coherent temporary release for the public, without having had time to anticipate it. But when the projects come to us two to three months in advance, they always manage to free us and that’s rather pleasant.” This is how Benjamin Baroche, the interpreter of Emmanuel Teyssier, in a very bad situation currently at the castle, was able to make himself available to go and shoot Nothing erases youa mini-series for TF1 by Michel Bussi, in which he partners Gwendoline Hamon.
