As is often the case, the credits of Tomorrow belongs to us is evolving and the next change will be revealed in the episode broadcast this Monday, November 4 on TF1 at 7:10 p.m. Franck Monsigny (Martin) reacted to this little novelty.
This Monday, November 4 at 9:10 p.m., you will undoubtedly notice a small change in the credits of Tomorrow belongs to us on TF1. As is often the case, these credits evolve in particular depending on the arrivals and departures of actors in the daily soap opera. This is the case, for example, of Naïma Rodric, who played Lisa and left the series at the end of September 2024. This departure moved her, as did her playing partners like Solène Hébert, who plays the doctor Victoire Lazzari. .
Tomorrow belongs to us changes generic this Monday, November 4, 2024
In September 2024, we announced an upcoming change to the credits of Tomorrow belongs to us in connection with the departure of Naïma Rodric. This day has finally arrived! The daily soap opera unveils a new image this evening, bringing together some of the characters from the police station and the prosecutor Sébastien Perraud: Mayel Elhajaoui (Georges), Franck Monsigny (Martin), Julie Debazac (Aurore), Samy Gharbi (Karim), Xavier Deluc ( Sébastien) and Camille Genau (Sara).
Tomorrow belongs to us : Franck Monsigny (Martin) reacts to this change
Franck Monsigny highlighted this change in the credits of Tomorrow belongs to us on his Instagram account, posting a screenshot of the new image. The actor accompanied this capture with the following message: “Have a nice weekend everyone! See you on Monday with this little change in the credits in the company of friends.“As a good comrade, Franck Monsigny also launched a dedication for the other actors linked to the police station and who do not appear in the credits: Grégoire Champion (Timothée), Youcef Agal (Nordine), Adrien Rob (Damien), Raphaële Volkoff ( Roxane), Malik Zidi (Michaël), and Louvia Bachelier (Manon), Internet users quickly welcomed this news, explaining that they were “looking forward” to finding out, as we can see in the comments. of Tomorrow belongs to us has not been changed.
TV
