In an interview with likeable comedian Normand D’Amour, he confirms that filming of STAT’s second season will resume on July 24th.
The interpreter of the fiery Pascal St-Cyr tells us he has yet to receive the lyrics for this highly anticipated sequel.
He will therefore film for STAT from Monday to Thursday and continue the tour for the play Le diner de cons until 2024. We can certainly speak of a busy autumn for the actor!
Normand D’Amour states that the storyline of STAT will pick up two to three weeks after the events of the season one finale.
“Marie-Andrée Labbé is so amazing, I trust her,” he says of the sequel.
He also marvels at the newspaper’s popularity, which is undeniable: “1.6 million people every night, it works, it doesn’t make sense!” »
When asked if he thinks his character will be less angry in the sequel, the actor replies, “Yes, but cri**, es*i, he has to manage a hospital and it’s going badly!” » which us always made me laugh. “But it has to be said that he’s fine with his patients and has nice little treats for his sister,” he adds.
We can’t wait to see him and the entire cast of STAT again this fall. Find out here when your two favorite daily newspapers start again.
Remember that the finale gave us some answers, but without revealing everything about the involvement of the character Jacob Faubert in the death of Emmanuelle St-Cyr’s wife. Here’s what comedian Lou-Pascal Tremblay told us about it just days after the finale aired.
Note that Normand D’amour co-starred in the play Le diner de cons with his wife. Photo and details are here.