TF1 broadcasts "Love at first sight in Bangkok" on Monday evening.
This TV movie is the eighth feature film in a series of romantic comedies launched by Channel 1 in 2016, the previous episode of which aired at the end of August.
This time, the film is carried by Blandine Bellavoir and Loup-Denis Elion.
TF1 continues Monday evening its journey of romantic comedies around the globe with "Love at first sight in Bangkok".
This TV movie, whose plot is therefore located in Thailand, is the eighth in a series started in 2016. With each TV movie, the front page tells a new budding love story, between characters played by different actors, in a ever more distant country.
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Two flagship faces of the small screen
In Monday's TV movie, the contender is played by the actress with Blandine Bellavoir, seen in
Maison Close
,
Plus belle la vie
and
Les petits murres d'Agatha Christie
.
She should, without supense, fall into the arms of the character played by Loup-Denis Elion, who played the companion of Audrey Lamy in
Scenes of households
.
Blandine Bellavoir explains frankly that originality is not the first objective of these romantic TV films, of a very codified genre.
“You can't be original!” She smiles.
"A romantic comedy is always two characters who meet, and who we know will end up together. But what's interesting is the way to get there."
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The seventh film in the series was broadcast at the end of August on TF1.
It was called
Love at first sight in Mauritius
, but had been renamed in extremis
Too young for me
.
Led by Hélène de Fougerolles and Arielle Dombasle, he had signed a correct score: 3.7 million viewers, or 17% of the public, and 20% of women under 50.