Television viewers have plenty to look forward to on December 27th, with varied programming on several major channels across France. This lineup includes competitions, animated films, and family-centric shows, setting the stage for a diverse entertainment experience.
Starting off the evening at 20h15 on La Une, viewers can tune in to "Adamo, le film de sa vie" where Joëlle Scoriels hosts the legendary singer Adamo. The event, set before fans at a Brussels venue, promises to be filled with nostalgia as Adamo shares memories and emotions from his life, complemented by commentary on the show "Gladiators" airing shortly after at 21h10 on TF1.
“Prepare to discover an unprecedented show intended for families, where ordinary heroes face extraordinary athletes,” reads the promotional material for "Gladiators," aiming to capture the audience's interest. The format features eight contestants, aged between 21 and 47, engaging in various challenges to secure their spot for the ultimate test, “the eliminator.” Those standing out will have the chance to win the prestigious Casque d’or and share 50,000 euros.
Over on RTL Club, the evening begins at 20h05 with "Les étoiles de Dominique Deprêtre" featuring the classic film "On a retrouvé la 7e compagnie" from 1975. It's guaranteed to bring laughter as the comedic misadventures of soldiers from the famous French comedy series are revisited. Following this at 14h10 on France 3, "Vaquero," directed by John Farrow, showcases Robert Taylor and Anthony Quinn competing for the affections of Ava Gardner, embodying the classic charm of Westerns.
Animated fans can look forward to "Madagascar 3: bons baisers d’Europe" at 18h10 on La Trois, marking yet another exciting chapter of the beloved franchise. “Coming back stronger after the success of previous installments,” the film is noted for its high-speed pacing and exhilarating moments.
At 20h55 on Arte, audiences are treated to the intriguing classic “Anastasia,” featuring Ingrid Bergman. Dubbed as the captivating tale of the last Romanov, the film is enveloped with mystery and historical confirmation years later through DNA testing. It showcases Bergman’s Oscar-winning performance alongside Yul Brynner as the archetypal tsarist officer.
For those seeking thrilling narratives, "La cinquième vague" airs at 20h15 on AB3. This film adaptation of the eponymous literary trilogy takes place post-apocalypse, representing the increasing trend of book-to-film adaptations.
At 21h10, fans of crime drama won’t want to miss “Meurtres au paradis” on France 2. This episode focuses on mysterious murders involving Santa Claus impersonators, with detective Mervin Wilson stepping up to unravel the case, ensuring suspense until the very end.
Back on Canal+, "Vice-versa 2" promises audiences insight and laughter at 21h10. Riley, now 13, navigates adolescence, struggling against new emotions invading her mental space. This animated film introduces fresh character dynamics and humor, building on the award-winning success of its predecessor.
Sonic fans can also satisfy their cravings with "Sonic 2" at 21h10 on M6. The film, featuring Sonic confronting the nefarious Dr. Robotnik, steers audiences through action-packed scenes, appealing to both young and old alike.
Wrap up your TV viewing schedule with “Le grand concours des régions” on France 3 at 21h10. This exciting competition features ten regional chorales from across France and overseas. Each group has mere minutes to impress the judges—Vincent Niclo, Adeline Toniutti, Magali Ripoll, and Laurent Luyat—before advancing to the finals. Showcasing the rich cultural diversity of French regions, this concert format promises excitement and talent.
This evening's programming paints a picturesque scene of entertainment options, delighting viewers with a fine mix of nostalgia, competition, humor, and animation.
