The daily soap begins again on Monday, June 29 at 8:20 p.m. on the public service channel, with unpublished news that augurs for the best.
After two months of rerun, followed by a week of interruption, France 3 finally announces the return of the previously unreleased daily soap. At the Mistral, the teams are jubilant. In front of their posts, the fans are impatient.
At the end of April, forced confinement, France 3 and the production company Telfrance (Newen group) took the decision to stop the distribution of unpublished More beautiful life . The soap opera was fabricated just in time – there are hardly more than four weeks between the shooting and the broadcasting of an episode -, the stock was almost nonexistent and it was necessary to find a solution. TF1 and France 2 opted for the suspension of Tomorrow belongs to us and D’Such a big sun . France 3 preferred the replay of some major facts from the chronology of the program. Enough to make fans wait before the resumption of filming, May 26, Marseille, and his return, this June 29, the screen. And, even if the latter did not fully respond present – the audiences plunged by 3 1 million viewers in April, forcing the Three to stop reruns on June 22 -, it is a safe bet that they do not will not resist what is happening this week on the side of the Mistral …
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