The Colors of Fire

"The Colors of Fire" is set in February 1927 and revolves around the powerful Parisian banking empire of Marcel Péricourt. Following Marcel's funeral, his daughter Madeleine Péricourt, portrayed by Léa Drucker, must assume control of the family business. However, her journey is complicated by her son Paul, whose unforeseen and tragic act threatens to bring devastation to her and the family's legacy. Benoît Poelvoorde plays Gustave Joubert, a key figure who intersects with the Péricourt family's dramatic financial and personal struggles.

Trivia:
1. Léa Drucker's commitment to portraying Madeleine led her to immerse herself in archival materials and documentaries about early 20th-century banking to authentically capture the era's socio-economic pressures.
2. Benoît Poelvoorde, typically known for comedic roles, embraced this dramatic part, marking a distinctive shift in his career that was well-received by critics.
3. The production utilized authentic 1920s Parisian locations and carefully recreated vintage sets and costumes to immerse viewers in the historical ambiance, highlighting the show's dedication to period accuracy.

Main Cast of The Colors of Fire

Crew of The Colors of Fire