Английская Википедия:Astrid et Raphaëlle
Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Infobox television Astrid et Raphaëlle, aired in the United Kingdom as Astrid: Murder in Paris[1] and in the United States simply as Astrid,[2] is a Franco-Belgian detective television series, created by Alexandre de Seguins and Laurent Burtin and broadcast beginning April 12, 2019, on France 2.
The series is a co-production of France Télévisions, JLA Productions, Be-Films and RTBF (Belgian television).[3][4]
It features a duo of policewomen: Major Raphaëlle Coste, an impulsive police detective played by Lola Dewaere, and autistic archivist Astrid Nielsen, played by Sara Mortensen.
Synopsis
As the series begins, 30-year-old Astrid Nielsen is an autistic woman who works discreetly as an archivist for the judicial police and knows every case she has handled.[5] She meets Raphaëlle Coste, then in charge of an investigation into the suicides of doctors. The two solitary women help each other, Astrid offering Raphaëlle a methodology and Raphaëlle offering Astrid behavioral help in return.
Cast
Main cast
Principal actors
- Department of Judicial Police (DPJ)
- Шаблон:Ill (pilot) / Jean-Louis Garçon (first season on): commissaire Carl Bachert
- Lola Dewaere: Commandant Raphaëlle Coste
- Chloé Chevallier: Raphaëlle as a child
- Benoît Michel: Captain Nicolas Perran
- Meledeen Yacoubi: Lieutenant Arthur Enguien
- Criminal documentation
- Sara Mortensen: Astrid Nielsen, documentarian
- Шаблон:Ill: Astrid Nielsen as an adolescent
- Шаблон:Ill: Alain Gaillard, director of criminal documentation and Astrid's guardian (principal season 1, guest seasons 2 and 3)
- Шаблон:Ill: Gilles, criminal documentation employee (recurring season 1, guest seasons 2 and 3)
- Other officials
- Husky Kihal: Henry Fournier, medical examiner
- Шаблон:Ill: Julien Frédéric, police scientific technician
- Шаблон:Ill: prosecutor (season 2)
- Family of Astrid Nielsen
- Шаблон:Ill: Angus Nielsen, Astrid's father (recurring season 1, guest seasons 2 and 3)
- Elisabeth Mortensen: Mathilde Nielsen, Astrid's mother
- Family of Raphaëlle Coste
- Timi-Joy Marbot: Théo Coste, Raphaëlle's son
- Шаблон:Ill: Philippe Coste, Raphaëlle's father
- Octave Balekdjian: Benjamin Coste, Raphaëlle's older brother
- Autism support group
- Jean-Benoît Souilh : William Thomas, group leader
- Шаблон:Ill : Paul Thomas, doctor and brother of William (season 1, episode 7)
- Eléa Folcher : Camille Berezin, William's girlfriend
- Clément Lagouarde : Max
- Lizzy Brynn : Alice
- Clément Langlais : Benoît
- Angélique Bridoux : Camille (since season 3)
- Others
- Kengo Saito : Tetsuo Tanaka, nephew of the grocer, then Astrid's boyfriend (since season 2)
- Akihiro Nishida : Apu Tanaka, Astrid's grocer
- Valérie Kaprisky : Anne Langlais (since season 3)
Production
Genesis and development
The idea for the series dates to 2017; its producers wished to create a thriller in which a main character would be autistic.[6] Screenwriter Alexandre de Seguins met Jean-Sébastien Bouilloux, working for producer Jean-Luc Azoulay; the pilot was accepted for broadcast on France 2, replacing the series Caïn.[7] Hippolyte Dard and Elsa Bennet directed the pilot.[5] Six more episodes were to be ordered if the pilot met audience targets.[8] On April 25, 2019, Sara Mortensen announced on her Instagram account that, following the pilot's success, France 2 has ordered six 52-minute episodes: "Broadcast on April 12 last, the 90-minute pilot achieved solid ratings. The new duo of heroines from France 2 will now be entitled to an entire season. After bringing together five million viewers in April the evening of the pilot's broadcast (20.7% PDA), Astrid and Raphaëlle obtained the green light from France 2 for a season 1 consisting of six 52-minute episodes".
Filming
The "Documentation Criminelle" where Astrid works is in fact the building of the Departmental Archives of Val-de-Marne.
Filming for Season 1 took place between October 2019 and January 2020 for release in spring 2020.[9][10]
Filming for season 2 took place from 3 August to 8 December 2020. Guest actors included Pierre Palmade, Hubert Delattre, Alysson Paradis, Gérard Majax, Ingrid Juveneton, Kentaro, and Richard Gotainer.[11]
Filming for the first four episodes of Season 3 took place from 30 August to 28 October 2021, with guest actors Valérie Kaprisky, Stéphane Guillon, Bruno Wolkowitch, and Michaël Cohen.[12][13] The last four episodes were shot from 2 November to 21 December 2021.[14]
Filming for season 4 took place from 16 August to 6 December 2022 in Paris and adjacent regions. Announced guests included Tom Villa, Philippe Chevallier, Stomy Bugsy, Xavier Gallais, Jean-Baptiste Guégan, and Hélène Médigue.[15]
Broadcasts in France
In France, the pilot attracted 4.221 million viewers, or 19.5% market share, ensuring the broadcast of eight other episodes on France 2.[16] In Belgium, the pilot attracted 236,000 viewers when it was broadcast on La Une.[17]
The episodes in the table below are presented in the order of broadcast on France 2.
Season | Episode no. | 1re Broadcaste date | Title | Viewers | Percentage | Guest actors |
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Pilot | 0 | 12 avril 2019 | Puzzle | 4 221 000 | 19.5% | Linda Massoz, Julien Prévost |
1 | 1 | 13 mars 2020 | Hantise 1 | 3 895 000 | 16.3% | Kamel Isker, Sarah Haxaire |
2 | 13 mars 2020 | Hantise 2 | 3 470 000 | 16.4% | Charlélie Couture | |
3 | 20 mars 2020 | Chaînon manquant | 4 990 000 | 18.0% | Richard Gotainer, Benjamin Egner | |
4 | 20 mars 2020 | Chambre close | 4 330 000 | 17.6% | Stéphane Guillon, Ariel Wizman | |
5 | 27 mars 2020 | Fulcanelli | 4 760 000 | 17.1% | Daniel Mesguich | |
6 | 27 mars 2020 | L'homme qui n’existait pas | 4 260 000 | 17.9% | Fauve Hautot, Anne Le Nen | |
7 | 3 avril 2020 | La Mort et Compagnie | 5 243 000 | 18.2% | Raphael Mezrahi, Hugo Horiot | |
8 | 3 avril 2020 | Invisible | 4 750 000 | 19.1% | Vincent Moscato, Gérard Miller | |
2 | 1 | 21 mai 2021 | L'Étourneau | 5 225 000 | 21.9% | Pierre Palmade, Gérard Majax |
2 | 21 mai 2021 | Irezumi | 4 480 000 | 20.6% | Richard Gotainer, Kentaro | |
3 | 28 mai 2021 | Le Paradoxe de Fermi | 5 060 000 | 21.7% | Alysson Paradis, Viktor Vincent | |
4 | 28 mai 2021 | Point d'orgue | 4 520 000 | 20.7% | Ingrid Juveneton, Brigitte Aubry | |
5 | 4 juin 2021 | Circé | 5 254 000 | 22.0% | Sophie Duez, Louisy Joseph, Sébastien Chartier | |
6 | 4 juin 2021 | Golem | 4 750 000 | 22.0% | Mathieu Delarive, Avy Marciano, Félicité Chaton | |
7 | 11 juin 2021 | Le livre | 4 367 000 | 19.6% | Tom Novembre, Paloma Coquant, Michel Bompoil | |
8 | 11 juin 2021 | En garde à vue | 4 170 000 | 19.5% | Émilie Dequenne, Hugo Horiot | |
3 | 1 | 26 août 2022 | Plan global | 5 070 000 | 28.4% | Camille de Pazzis, Michaël Cohen |
2 | 26 août 2022 | Memento Mori | 4 650 000 | 28.8% | Caroline Le Moing, Bruno Wolkowitch | |
3 | 2 septembre 2022 | Natifs | 5 366 000 | 27.3% | Valérie Kaprisky, Ben Feitelson | |
4 | 2 septembre 2022 | La Chambre ouverte | 4 680 000 | 27.0% | Catherine Zavlav, Stéphane Guillon | |
5 | 9 septembre 2022 | Témoin | 5 596 000 | 28.6% | Lilou Fogli, Aksel Rivière | |
6 | 9 septembre 2022 | Sang d'or | 4 870 000 | 28.1% | Florence Thomassin, Ivan Franek | |
7 | 16 septembre 2022 | Les Fleurs du mal | 5 390 000 | 26.8% | Virginie Kartner, Philippe Duquesne | |
8 | 23 septembre 2022 | En souterrain | 5 182 000 | 25.2% | Olivier Rabourdin, Roger Carnillac |
The Puzzle pilot was rebroadcast on France 2 on Friday 10 April 2020, drawing 4,885,000 viewers, an 18.3% market share.[18]
Reviews
According to Julia Fernandez of Allociné, the group discussion scene between autistic people is one of the most successful scenes in the pilot, the weakness of this episode residing in a certain predictability of the police investigation's outcome.[19]
During the broadcast of the pilot, the Belgian magazine Moustique noted a strong resemblance to the American series The Good Doctor: "Like Shawn Murphy, Astrid is going through a difficult family situation but can count on the help of her tutor. Like the young doctor, she came out of the isolation caused by her atypical neurology—thanks to her job—but must regularly face the incomprehension of those who do not know".[17]
At the start of the first season, this magazine insisted on the difficulty for the screenwriters to invent stories involving "disabled characters": "They have to slalom between the interest of the story, respect for political correctness and the concern to avoid caricature, into which it is easy to fall for the pleasure of a moment of emotion or a funny scene". The journalist considers the gamble rather successful: "Without avoiding all the pitfalls, the series really holds up and manages to treat Astrid's autism only as an element and not a definition of the young woman".[20]
Features
According to Lola Dewaere, this thriller allows "another look at difference".[6] Astrid resembles a feminine Sherlock Holmes.[21]
According to one of the writers, Alexandre de Seguins, Astrid, whom he wants as far as possible from the cliché autistic genius, is inspired by the works of Temple Grandin, which revealed to him "the elements of her way of seeing the world, the difficulties of everyday life".[22] He was also inspired by his meeting and discussions with Josef Schovanec, as well as a dozen autistic people who read and commented on the texts of the episodes.[22]
One of the three co-authors of the series has been diagnosed with Asperger syndrome, a form of autism.[22] Autistic actor Hugo Horiot plays a neurotypical character in season 1 episode 7.[22]
Bibliography
- Julia Baudin, "Astrid and Raphaëlle: France 2 dares to be atypical. The channel is launching a pilot built on a tandem of heroines, one of whom is autistic and the other completely unmanageable", TV Magazine, Le Figaro, Paris, 7 April 2019, p. 12.
References
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