As a family (M6) – Jeanne Savary: "Marie Vincent sled queen"

already ten yearswith family delight the audience. Have you imagined such a long life for this fiction?

Jeanne Savary: No, and I did not see time pass! It was only ten years later that I realized. I feel like the series will always be there. It makes me even more happy that there are very few programs that stay on the air for that long. great family When it comes, it counts fifteen seasons flames of loveThey’ve been there for over forty years! But we won’t compete Flames of Love! (laughs)

What to expect in this new season?

The Le Kervelec family is in great shape! The texts are still delicious and make the game even more fun. During filming, I tripped on the carpet and broke my face. As for Marjorie’s husband, Jean-Pierre Escourrou (actor Olivier Mag, editor’s note), he had to take a bath full of ice cubes.

What do you think about the development of your character?

At first, Marjorie was completely lost as she had just been dumped. She was alone with her children, depressed and insecure. As the seasons passed, he regained his strength, almost showing off a little… (Laughs) It took him ten years to reposition his wings!

Especially now that she’s a head nurse…

Like all injured people, he needs reassurance. That is why his social status is so important, because he is afraid of the looks of others. He thinks it’s necessary to talk about his promotion to impress them when he doesn’t care. Because she feels successful in life, she believes she can teach anyone a lesson and still stay off the mark that leads to misunderstandings. In addition, her husband, who is the manager of the rugby club, also believes that she is on top and they make the couple of the year with Marjorie.

Do you think of Marjorie when you go to bed at night?

No, I think about that day and tell myself that I need to play differently to get better. And it’s been like that for ten years! (laughs)

What do you like most in this series?

I play with my fellow players. We all have curly eyes and the moment one of us swears on a word it can break down. Especially since Marie Vincent, who plays the underage Brigitte, is still the gliding queen.

It sticks to your skin as a family. How do you see your journey?

I was lucky because my career Nestor Burmawith Guy Marchand, then coffee camera and then with family. These are successful constructs. That’s why I never missed work. Since I’m not very careerist, I trusted these series that work without looking elsewhere. I may have missed some things. I would also love to be called upon for the role of lawyer one day.

Camera cafe will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year…

Yes, we have an outstanding evening at M6 with a series of skits for you.

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