Disappearance of Bruno Salomone: the actor’s funeral will take place on Monday in Joinville-le-Pont

His disappearance aroused great emotion. Died at the age of 55 on Sunday March 15 “after fighting against a long illness”, according to his agent Laurent Grégoire, the actor Bruno Salomone will be buried next Monday, March 23, in Joinville-le-Pont, the town of Val-de-Marne where he resided. The funeral will take place in the morning. A ceremony is planned at Sainte-Anne de Polangis church at 10 a.m. From 11 a.m. the procession will head towards the town cemetery. The public who wishes to pay a final tribute to the actor will be able to attend both ceremonies.

Born in Val-de-Marne, on July 13, 1970, in Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, the actor, who became an essential face of the small screen, lived on Fanac Island, a little corner of paradise, where he owned a house. The municipality would also consider paying tribute to him.

In the meantime, France Télévisions has decided to shake up its programs from this Thursday evening to salute the man who played the unforgettable Denis Bouley for nine seasons, the cool dad of the family series “Fais pas ci, fait pas ça” on France 2 and multiple heroes from other fictions. This March 19, France 3 will rebroadcast “Murders on the Île de Ré” (at 9:10 p.m.), a police television film in which Bruno Salomone plays a police officer alongside Lucie Lucas.

Television channels are shaking up their programs

Friday March 20, France 2 will offer from 9:10 p.m. the special episode “Don’t do this, don’t do that – Will there be a Christmas at Christmas? » (2020). The opportunity to find the interpreter of Denis Bouley alongside Isabelle Gélinas, Valérie Bonneton and Guillaume de Tonquédec. This TV film will be followed at 11 p.m. by the final part of the series “Don’t do this, don’t do that: We’re going to walk on the Moon”.

Fans will also be able to rediscover the artist on stage in the play with five Molières “A little game without consequence », recorded at the Théâtre de Paris in 2015 and broadcast this Saturday March 21 on France 4 at 9 p.m. He rubbed shoulders with Bruno Solo, Constance Dollé, Isabelle Gélinas.

Furthermore, a dedicated page on france.tv, the free platform of the public audiovisual group, brings together a selection of programs with the actor and humorist, discovered in the troupe of “Nous Ç Nous”, voice-over of the game “Burger Quiz” by Alain Chabat but also rival on the big screen of Jean Dujardin in the guise of Igor d’Hossegor in “Brice de Nice”.