An emblematic figure of the small screen for many years, Jean-Pierre Foucault took on a new television exercise by taking his first steps as an actor in the TV film called Murders on the Blue Coast, broadcast on Saturday October 12, 2024 in prime time on France 3.
Jean-Pierre Foucault, emblematic figure of TF1, will appear in the TV film ‘Murders on the Blue Coast’ broadcast on October 12, 2024 on France 3.
This will be the first time that Foucault will play a fictional role, playing an architect who witnesses a murder, with the help of coach Alexandre Thibault.
Discover the challenges faced by Foucault in this new television adventure and how he overcame the obstacles.
Historical face of the French audiovisual landscape, and more particularly of TF1, Jean-Pierre Foucault will show a little infidelity to the first channel. In fact, the host will be on the billa new opus of the TV movie collection Murders in… on Saturday October 12, 2024 on France 3. That day, the channel will broadcast Murders on the Blue Coast from 9:05 p.m.
This will be Jean-Pierre Foucault’s first steps as an actor. The emblematic host of TF1 had already appeared in other fictions before. However, he played his own role every time. Playing one of the main characters in this TV movie, the presenter took part in a completely new television exercise for himdespite his immense experience on the small screen.
Murders on the Blue Coast : Jean-Pierre Foucault needed a coach to rehearse
The filming of this Murders on the Blue Coast was not easy for Jean-Pierre Foucault. He had confided on this subject in the columns of the magazine TV Star. “I suffered because there was text, but I had a coach to rehearse“, explained the host, who plays the character of a “architect witnessing a murder” in this detective fiction.
Jean-Pierre Foucault spoke about his coach. The latter is none other than the actor Alexandre Thibault, who recently joined the cast of Tomorrow belongs to us. “It’s not my job so it’s a big help“, firstly underlined the host to TV Mag.
Jean-Pierre Foucault: “I didn’t think it would be so complicated for me”
“The most difficult thing is learning the texts and that bothers me. Alexandre helps me integrate the scenes the day before for the next day, he gives me advice on the tone. It’s a long-term job and I didn’t think it would be this complicated for me.”then added Jean-Pierre Foucault.
Before embarking on this new television adventure for France 3. Jean-Pierre Foucault wanted to inform his historic employer. “I spoke about it to TF1 who had the great elegance to allow me to do so. But now that I have to learn texts, even though I haven’t done it since my school days, I wonder why I said yes!said the presenter.
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