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“- Mr. Landry, if you admit to the murder, you will receive a sentence of between 8 and 12 years.
– If I say I didn’t kill him?
– 10 more years.”
Olivier Landry (Joseph Malerba) and Barbara Malo (Josiane Balasko)
Didier Le Pêcheur’s team arrives in Charente to shoot the three episodes of the mini-series La Loi de Barbara. She then starts looking for a discotheque, ideally located on the waterfront. His team contacted Eric Brachet, the owner of the Vieilles Forges, a nightclub in Combiers, a tiny town near La Rochebeaucourt. The latter recalled the shooting in the columns of La Charente Libre: “I still have a little bit of a showbiz side, it’s nice to see a hundred people come in. Artists, technicians, extras… It makes talk about Combiers.“
The owner of the discotheque having also kept an excellent memory of his meeting with Josiane Balasko: “She is really very nice. She was interested in the history of the establishment and particularly wanted to know the origin of the name, “Les Vieilles Forges”, in connection with the castle of La Rochebeaucourt.“Didier Le Pêcheur was therefore able to use not only the night club but also the Lizonne, the nearby river, for several shots.
La Loi de Barbara is a mini-series of 3 episodes.
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This address previously hosted a nightclub. Now closed, it has not been taken back.
A small village of 123 inhabitants, Combiers owes its popularity to its proximity to the castle of La Rochebeaucourt. Its forest also has a fascinating history in that it was linked to the priory of Rauzet. From now on, Combiers participates in the local economy thanks to viticulture. It is located in the Bons Bois, an area of controlled designation of origin of Cognac.
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