In the abyss, of which France 2 broadcasts the first episodes on Wednesday February 8, the character of Gil Alma fails the gendarmes and goes in search of his wife, who has disappeared. Anything he could have done in the same situation? He answers.
Wednesday, February 8, France 2 offered the first two episodes of The Abyss (our opinion), which, in addition to the superb sets, benefits from a fine cast, Sara Mortensen and Gil Alma in the lead. The actor embodies a nice father without history who panics after the disappearance of his wife, married twenty years ago. He falls even higher when he discovers that the latter is not the one she claims. In the crosshairs of the gendarmes, he evades their authority to carry out his own investigation.
The Abyss (France 2): what would Gil Alma have done in place of Laurent Lacaze, his character?
Met on the occasion of the broadcast of The Abyss, Gil Alma confided what he would have done in place of his character. Would he have waited wisely at home for the gendarmerie to inform him of the progress of their investigation or would he, too, have gone in search of the truth. We asked him the question. “Without being wrong because I will never know, I believe that I would have reacted exactly the same way as my character, assures the actor. As for me, I have no one left, I’m divorced, but when, in a couple where everything goes well for twenty and what happens to him, I would also want to understand and know what happened. And the only way to do that is to be in action.”
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Gil Alma reveals the craziest thing done for love
The opportunity also to ask the actor, who always hits with Caesar Wagner, which he revealed the next plots, the craziest thing he did for love, he answers without hesitation. “Children! I think that’s the craziest and most courageous thing. It’s when you have them that you realize it, continues laughing the father of Sacha and Charlie, 14 and 11 years old. I am separated today but staying in a relationship for a long time and being happy, it may not be a miracle, but you have to be strong to get there. All the more so in the 21st century, which is a rather special period of humanity”, he concludes.