“Léo Matteï”, the merciless cop of the Marseille miners brigade, returns to TF1.
Those who doubted the capacities of Jean-Luc Reichmann To last in an actor costume will be for their expense. The TF1 detective series Léo Matteï This is already coming to its 12th season. Undisputed success of the first channel in recent years, undoubtedly partly linked to the sympathy of the public towards the host of 12 noon shotsthe saga featuring the Marseille miners brigade is making its comeback this Thursday, April 24, on the front page.
Jean-Luc Reichmann will resume the role of the commander Léo Matteïsevere and tight jaw when it comes to tracking down those who attack children, to conduct ever more overwhelming investigations. He will still be supported by a united team: Lola Dubini in the role of Lieutenant Inès Salma, Stomy Bugsy in that more unexpected of Commissioner Daguerre and Romane Portal, who plays Lieutenant Marion Da Costa.
Several exceptional guests are also announced in the casting of Léo Matteï This year, including singer Bénabar, actor (and son of Gérard) Arthur Jugnot and the actress (and partner of Nagui) Mélanie Page. But the great novelty lies in the appearance this season of the singer Natasha St-Pierre, winner of Dance with stars In 2024, who will play a recurring character. A return of an old acquaintance after a season of Dals Turial, spicy by clashes and even accusations of violence and intimidation.
A relationship between Jean-Luc Reichmann and Natasha St-Pierre
“Welcome to Léo Mattéï. Thank you Natasha. This season will be magnificent,” said Jean-Luc Reichmann during the shooting last October on social networks, where he is never stingy with playful photos. It must be said that with the Quebec singer, the link will be very strong in this 12th season.
In the first two episodes “Holiday Secrets” (in two parts), a 10 -year -old child is found poisoned while Léo Matteï takes advantage of a few days of rest with his family. The investigation promises to be complex within the Confined Hotel to unmask the culprit among vacationers. But the greatest upheaval for the lonely commander will be his meeting with Anaïs, an enigmatic artist embodied therefore by Natasha St-Pierre, for which he will have a real thunderbolt.
Shaken by this loving whirlwind, Léo Matteï will have to juggle between his already not very simple personal life and his hard fight to protect the most vulnerable minors. Made by Nathalie Lecoultre, this season 12 of Léo Matteï Count six episodes, with new intrigues announced as the most “intense and personal never brought to the screen” by the series. Come on April 24 at 9:10 p.m. on TF1.