Episode 3000 Plus Belle La Vie

Plus belle la vie

Genre	Lather opera
Theme music composer	Maidi Roth
State of origin	France
Original language	French
No. of seasons	18
No. of episodes	4520 + 27 special (as of 15th Apr 2022)
Production
Executive producers	Hubert Besson, Telfrance
Production locations	Marseille, France
Running time	24 minutes
Release
Original network	France 3
Picture format	16/9
Sound format	Stereo
Original release	thirty August 2004 (2004-08-30) – present

Plus belle la vie (More than beautiful life) is a French television soap opera based on an idea past Hubert Besson and characters created by Georges Desmouceaux, Bénédicte Achard, Magaly Richard-Serrano and Olivier Szulzynger. On air since 30 August 2004, it is currently shown on France three on Mon to Fri evenings at 8:15 p.g. The prove began with 17 primary actors and gained more later.^[1]

On 11 July 2008, France 3 broadcast its 1000th episode, a milestone in French television. The series set a second record on 8 June 2012, airing its 2000th episode.^[one] On 22 Apr 2016, it broadcast its 3000th episode, and on 21 February 2020, its 4000th.

Plot [edit]

The series follows the daily lives of the inhabitants of "Le Mistral", a fictional neighbourhood in the Mediterranean port city of Marseille, where wealthy and less than wealthy families co-be. It focuses on their evolving beloved lives and friendships evolve and on the criminal intrigues in which certain residents of the neighbourhood are involved.

Main cast [edit]

Hubert Besson, creator and producer of Plus belle la vie

Player	Character	Seasons
Colette Renard	Rachel Lévy	seasons one–5
Cécilia Hornus	Blanche Marci	seasons one–present
Sylvie Flepp	Mirta Torres	seasons one–present
Hélène Médigue	Charlotte Le Bihac	seasons i–5
Serge Dupire	Vincent Chaumette	seasons one–present
Michel Cordes	Roland Marci	seasons 1–present
Thierry Ragueneau	François Marci	seasons 1–two et 8
Pierre Martot	Léo Castelli	seasons 1–9 & 12–present
Rebecca Hampton	Céline Frémont	seasons 1–present
Geoffrey Sauveaux	Lucas Marci	seasons 1–2
Dounia Coesens	Johanna Marci	seasons 1–10
Ambroise Michel	Rudy Torres	seasons 1–10
Aurélie Vaneck	Ninon Chaumette	seasons 1–10
Sofiane Belmouden	Malik Nassri	seasons ane–4
Ibtissem Guerda	Aicha Djellal	season 1
Lætitia Milot	Mélanie Rinato	seasons ane–present
Richard Guedj	Charles-Henri Picmal	seasons 1– 2 & vii
Alexandre Pottier	Antoine Frémont	flavor ane
Juliette Chêne	Juliette Frémont	seasons 1–4 & viii
Virgile Bayle	Guillaume Leserman	seasons 1–13
Anne Décis	Luna Torres	seasons 1–present
Alexandre Fabre	Charles Frémont	seasons 1–present
Laurent Kerusoré	Thomas Marci	seasons ane–present
Thibaud Vaneck	Nathan Leserman	seasons 1–8 & 10–present

Recurring Cast [edit]

Thespian	Character	Seasons
Fabienne Carat	Samia Nassri	seasons ane–nowadays
Jean-François Malet	Jean-François Leroux	seasons 2–12
Valérie Baurens	Agathe Robin	flavour 2–6 & 8
Cécile Auclert	Véra Madigan	seasons ii–five
Amalric Gérard	Jean-Baptiste Gauthier	seasons 2–4
Élodie Varlet	Estelle Cantorel	seasons three–present
Jean-Charles Chagachbanian	Franck Ruiz	seasons iii–half dozen and eleven–present
Franck Borde	Florian Estève	seasons 3–seven
Ludovic Baude	Benoît Cassagne	seasons 4–present
Stéphane Henon	Jean-Paul Boher	seasons 4–present
Pascale Roberts	Wanda Legendre	seasons iv–present
Coline d'Inca	Sybille Cassagne	seasons 4–9
Audric Chapus	Raphaël Cassagne	seasons 4–8
David Baiot	Djawad Sangha	seasons 5–nowadays
Marwan Berreni	Abdel Fedala	seasons 5–nowadays
Léa François	Barbara Évenot	seasons 5–nowadays
Rachid Hafassa	Karim Fedala	seasons five–nowadays
Françoise Bertin	Josiane Laval	flavor 5
Catherine Benguigui	Violette Garcin	flavour 6
Anne Canovas	Anémone Vitreuil	seasons half dozen–vii et nine–present
Caroline Bourg	Elsa Bailly	seasons 7–present
Joakim Latzko	Gabriel Riva	seasons 7–present
Avy Marciano	Sacha Malkavian	seasons vii–present
Geoffrey Piet	Jonas Malkavian	seasons 7–12
Stéphane Bierry	Stéphane Prieur	seasons 8–present
Gladys Cohen	Seta Malkavian	seasons 8–present
Sara Mortensen	Coralie Blain	seasons viii–nowadays
Stéphanie Pareja	Jeanne Carmin	seasons 8–present
Marie Réache	Babeth Nebout	seasons eight–nowadays
Jérôme Bertin	Patrick Nebout	seasons 9–present
Charles Schneider	Master Rochat	seasons ix–present
Céline Vitcoq	Wendy Lesage	seasons 9–thirteen
Marie-Christine Adam	Marie-Christine Walter	seasons xvi–present
Lola Marois-Bigard	Ariane Hersant	seasons 17–nowadays

Touch on [edit]

A movie theatre in the Panier commune of Marseille, inspired by Plus Belle la Vie

The series struggled to discover its footing in the first flavour, but subsequently striving to create more than dynamic story lines, by the second season Plus belle la vie enjoyed regular audiences of five million viewers. On Valentine'south Twenty-four hours 2006, a plot involving Nicolas Butt's death drew an audience of 6,329,600.^[ii] On 17 November 2008 Plus belle la vie received its highest ratings ever with over 6.eight million viewers and a 24.9% audience share.^[iii]

For several years, the series regularly averaged audiences in excess of 5 million viewers and audition shares higher up 20% each weekday evening.^[4] In recent seasons, its viewing numbers have gradually declined.

This ratings slump worsened at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and, on v May 2022, French republic Télévisions announced the terminate of the serial which will take identify on 18 November 2022, post-obit "a substantial shift in viewing habits" after xviii years on air.^[five]

References [edit]

^ ^a ^b ""Plus belle la vie" débarque dans le Nord !". francetv info.
^ "Toujours plus belle la vie". parismatch.com.
^ "Audiences : tape historique pour "Plus belle la vie"". Archived from the original on 2011-07-15. Retrieved 2011-03-08 .
^ "L'audition encore plus belle jeudi soir". Archived from the original on 2011-07-27. Retrieved 2011-03-08 .
^ "Arrêt de "Plus belle la vie" : La date de fin du feuilleton de France three officialisée (MAJ)". Archived from the original on 2022-07-22. Retrieved 2022-07-22 .

External links [edit]

Plus belle la vie at IMDb