The son of Marine Delterme (Alice Nevers) plays in this TV film broadcast this Saturday, May 25 (PHOTOS)

In Murder in Béarn, broadcast this Saturday, May 25 on France 3 and on which Télé-Loisirs gives its opinion, Catherine Marchal, the ex-wife of Olivier Marchal and mother of Zoé, also an actress, and Isabel Otero, the mother of Ana Girardot, his daughter with Hippolyte Girardot, investigate in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. They respond to Clément Manuel (Jérémy Casteran), Sylvain Charbonneau (Guillaume Boniface), Maéva El Aroussi, the interpreter of Inès in Such a big sun on France 2, but also Gabriel Ecoffey in the role of Tchéché. This last son is the son of a very famous French actress.

Murder in Béarn: Gabriel Ecoffey (Czech) is the son of Marine Delterme

His mother is none other than Marine Delterme, the interpreter ofAlice Nevers on TF1 for 18 years. Born in 1998, Gabriel Ecoffey has the Swiss actor Jean-Philippe Écoffey as his father and has a half-brother, Roman, born in December 2008, son of Marine Delterme and the writer and director Florian Zeller. After taking theater classes from 2017 to 2019 with Jean-Laurent Cochet, Gabriel Ecoffey therefore decided to do the same job as his parents. It is present in Deadly escape, an episode from season 16 of the series Alice Nevers, the judge is a woman, with his mother. In cinema, he appeared in The event by Audrey Diwan, The Almond Trees by Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi, and it is currently in cinemas in The Son directed by his father-in-law Florian Zeller.

For Marine Delterme, Gabriel Ecoffey East “very sharp in terms of image and visuals”

In an interview given to We both, Marine Delterme spoke about her son: “He had appeared in an extraordinary episode ofAlice Nevers where he had problems with his mother. I questioned him, it was very destabilizing. I would love to work with him, write for him. I hope it happens. For the moment, he works independently. He makes small films that he directs. He is very sharp in terms of image and visuals. He has an eye, so if one day he wants to be a director, he will be good.” In 2014, at just 16 years old, Gabriel Écoffey scripted his first short film entitled Blue White Red.