While season 15 of Camping Paradis is going to be broadcast on TF1, Laurent Ournac reveals what he requested as a change in the series for his character.
TF1’s most famous campsite is reopening its doors this summer. Tom Delormes, the character played by Laurent Ournac since the first season of the series, is back Camping Paradis. This year, he will be in very good company because from the first episode, Keen’V will find himself at the campsite. And he is not the only one, Natasha St-Pier also played in an episode of the series. But in addition to these new features, Tom will once again have to solve the problems at the campsite, but also take care of his family, especially his little girl, Léa.
Camping Paradis : Laurent Ournac wanted Tom to become a dad
Laurent Ournac spoke to the columns of 7 Days TV on the evolution of his character over the seasons. He revealed how fatherhood has benefited Tom. “He remained single for a long time. When I started playing this character, I was 26. I am 44 today. It was necessary to make him evolve, so that he does not remain this eternal bachelor, director of a campsite… It was a request on my part. He couldn’t continue to give life advice to others if he couldn’t succeed in his own.” confided the actor, who is also a father in real life. So if Tom Delormes had a little girl with Stéphanie (Juliette Chêne), it’s because Laurent Ournac asked for this development.
Camping Paradis : a new heavenly location for the series
Another novelty since the start of the series, it is exported elsewhere than to Martigues. After filming on Reunion Island, the team will find themselves in a completely new place: in Morocco. And this, for a very particular reason. “It’s a beautiful story that features a teenager born to a mixed French-Moroccan couple, who sets out in search of his grandparents after the death of his father.“, he confided. For the moment, no date has been announced for this very special episode but Laurent Ournac assured that “the TV movie is ready“. That’s enough to reassure fans.
