Here is the news that shocked the team better life. Michel Cordes, who played the bar’s boss Le Mistral Roland Marci for nearly 20 years, has been found dead in his home. The 77-year-old actor, who died with a firearm, was going to end his life and leave a letter explaining this move.
Michel Cordes left Plus belle la vie last October, just over a month before the final episode of France Télévisions’ cult series aired.
His character died of a heart attack on the Place du Mistral.
The actor explained to Parisian / Today in France about the ending of the series: “I am not so young anymore. I wanted to rest Let’s say it’s not personally important. But it’s a little embarrassing. Many fans don’t want this to end. They’re tied to the soap opera. I didn’t think France Télévisions would stop it so brutally.
The comedian’s death has left a bereaved crew. Former partners of Michel Cordes showered him with good compliments on social networks.
Laurent Kérusoré, who plays his son on Plus Belle La Vie, showed his pain by broadcasting a black screen.
Check out this post on Instagram
Jérôme Bertin, who played Captain Patrick Nebout from 2013-2022, wrote: “NO !!! I don’t want this terrible news. I don’t want to believe you’re gone. I don’t want to cry for you. I don’t want to ! Plus everyone who knows, does, watches, loves belle la vie has the impression of being orphaned tonight. Michel, our National Roland, for all of us he is like a father. The mischievous gaze of the child he always hides inside him, but also this joyful wisdom, his smile and this voice, this voice that resonates within each of us tonight, as if saying goodbye to us. Farewell to Michael. Farewell, my dear, my caring Michel , conceited, grumpy, and very nice. Laugh in peace.”
Check out this post on Instagram
Pierre Marto, under the pseudonym Léo Castelli, the police officer in Plus belle la vie writes: “Millions of people saw you as a father, a grandfather, a friend, a brother! The actor was the living embodiment of something so deep in this country – that’s why people loved you so much, the actor believes. You didn’t have to push yourself too hard to get angry at injustices and showing off. Sometimes it made you laugh too! You were so friendly! And the hands are double as mine. It was easy to play comedy with you: you knew men well.”
Check out this post on Instagram
Alexandre Fabre, who plays the “bad guy” Charles Frémont, also expressed himself by posting a photo of the actor on Instagram without comment.
Fabienne Carat, the series’ unforgettable Samia Nassri, wrote: “Because you loved to laugh, because you had this eternal youth of spirit in you. Because you shared with us all your life experiences as a man and as an artist. Because you were whole, sensitive and fiery. Because you were the icon of our series, the pillar and father of all the actors. Because you have so much life. Because trials, many trials, humiliate very pure hearts, free spirits and benevolent souls. Because you were a rock, because you conveyed to us your passion for words, pottery and originality. Beyond that, we love you”.
Check out this post on Instagram
Rebecca Hampton, also known as Céline Frémont, said: “There’s a full moon tonight. I hope it can enlighten you, Michel, have a good trip”
Check out this post on Instagram
Sara Mortensen, who played the role of Coralie Blain from 2012 to 2019, wrote: “Your voice, your smile, your outbursts, your goodwill, your kindness, your hands, you. And that sentence, in your accent: “Dishcloth, did I put it on your right or left? Goodbye”.
Check out this post on Instagram
Melissa Tella
Source: Programme Television
Joseph Fearn is an entertainment and television aficionado who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a keen eye for what’s hot in the world of TV, Joseph keeps his readers informed about the latest trends and must-see shows.
