Appointment with crimea new detective television film with Arié Elmaleh and Sophie de Fürst, arrives this Tuesday, December 20, on France 3. And has a nice surprise in store in the end credits.
Tired of reruns? That’s good ! France 3 launches its new crime drama Appointment with crime (our opinion) with headliners Arié Elmaleh and Sophie de Fürst, this Tuesday, December 20, at 9:10 p.m. And slips a rather original surprise into the end credits. A TV movie that might well turn into a series if the audiences are in good shape.
What are you talking regarding Appointment with crimethe France 3 TV movie?
Several suspicious deaths occur in the space of a few weeks, in a small Breton village with slate roofs. The village is bustling. And trim the end of the fat in the town’s tea room. Lila Sept-Vents (Sophie de Furst, full of energy, also seen in Profilages), blond curls and playful cheekbones, at the head of a mini online dating agency, leads the investigation with an old acquaintance, Samson Brion (Arié Elmaleh, seen recently in Murders in Corrèze). He is a cop on the hideout, who returns to the village following fifteen years of absence and silence. First dog and cat, Lila and Samson get closer little by little, dare a delicate word, a honeyed look and end, it seems, hand in hand. Spicy.
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A credits sung by the two actors?
We knew Arié Elmaleh and Sophie de Fürst comedians. But we discover them (with joy) singers in the credits of the episode. They both put their voices on the final song, an original creation, perfectly melodious. Note, however, that we had already seen Arie Elmaleh (who remembers having been an unstudious student) a microphone in his hand, especially when he sang “La lamente de la butte”, with Barbara Schultz (his companion in town) for Sidaction in 2016. Or when he hummed “Je t’aime bien” in 2014 with the artist Élodie Frégé (who also sang in the series The man of our livesof which she is one of the heroines). whatever, Appointment with crime, adaptation of the bestsellers of the English Julia Chapman, Yorkshire Detectives, never ceases to amaze us.
