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Téléroman
Season 3
- Format
- 24 x 60 minutes
- Release year
- 2014
- Genre(s)
- Television Drama
- Broadcaster(s)
- TVA (Québecor)
- Director
- Frédérik D’Amours & Éric Tessier
- Screenwriter
- Sylvie Bouchard, Fanny Britt, Rachel Cardillo, Martine d’Anjou, Isabelle Doré, Marie-Frédérique Laberge-Milot, Anita Rowan, Nathalie Bourdelais & Yves Lapierre (Script-Éditeur)
- Original idea
- Bernard Chassé
- Producer
- Sophie Deschênes
- Art director
- Jules Ricard
- Director of photography
- Louis-Philippe Blain & Martin Falardeau
- Editing
- Éric Genois
- Sound
- Mario Brillon, Simon Goulet & Robert Labrosse
- Soundtrack
- Ned Bouhalassa
- Costumes
- Élisabeth Morad
- Makeup
- Annie Riopel
- Hairstyling
- Daniel Jacob
Synopsis
We will follow the O’Hara family through their personal and professional dramas.
Samuel, hoping to have one of his children adopt his daughter Abbie, must first track her down—she has been kidnapped by her aunt Valérie.
Charles, now back with Josée, wants to reclaim his place at Agua, further complicating the competition for Samuel’s successor, which is already heating up between Kathleen and Philippe.
Philippe embarks on a romance with Geneviève, risking the stability of his own family.
Kathleen, caught up in a case of corporate espionage involving Nanook-H20, finds herself torn between Antoine, the lawyer who has feelings for her, and François, the man she still loves.
Louisa gives birth to her late husband’s son just as she finds herself falling for Jean-Seb again.
Gloria supports Andreï through his therapy for post-traumatic stress, but at the cost of her own well-being.
And Jacqueline continues to mediate family conflicts while striving to make her bookstore a success.
- Main actor(s)
Guy Nadon, Marie Tifo, Stéphane Demers, Maxim Roy, Louis-David Morasse, Marilyse Bourke, Geneviève Boivin-Roussy, Lynda Johnson, Noémie Godin-Vigneault, Laurence Deschênes, Wilson Henley, Marc Daigle, Micheline Lanctôt, Fanny Mallette, Annette Garant, Benoît Drouin Germain, Marie-Pier Labrecque, Hugo Giroux, Paul Savoie, Brigitte Poupart, Catherine Renaud, Sébastien Roberts, Charles-Alexandre Dubé & Nathalie Coupal
- Original language
- French
- Country
- Canada
- Winning
- Gemini Awards
- Best TV drama - Sophie Deschênes
- Best director - TV drama : Éric Tessier
- Best actor - TV drama : Guy Nadon
- Gemini Awards
- Nominations
- Gemini Awards
- Best screenplay - TV drama : Fanny Britt
- Best screenplay - TV drama : Martine D'Anjou
- Best actor - TV drama : Stéphane Demers
- Best actress - TV drama : Maxim Roy
- Best supporting actor - TV drama : Paul Savoie
- Best supporting actress - TV drama : Catherine Renaud
- Gemini Awards