“The missing from Perpignan station”: the TF1 series dedicated to the Jacques Rançon affair, filming in Sète

Après Perpignan, le tournage des “Disparues de la gare” a démarré à Sète. Hélène Amiraux

L’affaires criminelle des "disparues de la gare de Perpignan" inspire une nouvelle série avec Patrick Timsit pour TF1 en tournage à Sète.

Depuis plusieurs jours, la série "The missing from the station" set up its cameras in Sète. The project led by Route Productions (HPI) for TF1, retraces the affair baptized by the media "The Disappeared from Perpignan station". Young girls, all victims of the ferocious acts of serial killer Jacques Rançon. The new creation carried in particular by the producer Pierre Laugier, originally from Perpignan, returns to a criminal case which marked the region and the Pyrénées-Orientales and Perpignan around the 90s. The psychosis that it had been able to generate but also the journey of the victims, their families who fought for justice to be done and the legal battles of those who still have no answers.

Shooting at the Pub at Maryse and Lulu's

The series which was filmed a few days ago in Perpignan, will be played by Mélanie Doutey, Patrick Timsit and Hugo Becker. The film crew, looking for settings that could correspond to the 90s, is currently based at Maryse and Lulu's Pub, to produce scenes with Patrick Timsit who plays a police officer in the story. Other locations in Sète have been reserved for filming which will last until Wednesday.