Chloé Béliveau (Constance Munger) is still determined to make her mark with the Lynx, a AAA men’s team. Between budding love affairs, friendships and betrayals, she aspires to find her place, on the ice and in life. We’ll follow her evolution, and that of those around her, throughout the 26 episodes of season 2 of FIRST LINE (PREMIER TRIO). The first 13 episodes go online on ICI TOU.TV EXTRA on Thursday, June 6, with the remaining 13 episodes added on Tuesday, July 2. Season 2 will then air on ICI TÉLÉ during the 2024-2025 season. Filming for Season 3 will begin in June.
A TV adaptation of the novels of the same title by author Nadia Lakhdari, First Line (Premier Trio) is directed by Charles Grenier and Philippe Grenier, and produced by Avanti-Toast. The series stars Constance Munger as Chloé Béliveau, surrounded by Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie, Philippe Scrive, Catherine Proulx-Lemay, Patrick Drolet, Mathieu Drouin, Iani Bédard, Dounia Ouirzane, Justin Paquette, Louka Amadeo Bélanger-Leos, Brendon Tremblay, Justin Morissette, Jessica Rousseau, Rosalie Loiselle, Guillaume Choquette, Justine Robidoux, Martin Tremblay, Rose-Maïté Erkoreka, Moïse Desjardins and Eloisa Cervantes.
We meet the Lynx as they return from the tournament and aim to win the playoffs. The arrival of Noah (Philippe Scrive), a new player on the team, makes waves. Xavier (Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie) sees him as a rival. Chloé (Constance Munger), on the other hand, is determined to make her mark with the boys. She can’t let herself be distracted by romance…
Season 2 of First Line (Premier Trio) introduces us to new characters: Caroline (Gabrielle Côté), the Lynx’s new coach and her niece Yasmine (Isabella Villalba); Marjolaine (Marie-Hélène Thibault), drama teacher and Raphaël’s mother; and Daniel Vollant (Charles Buckell-Robertson), First Nations intervener. Nadia Lakhdari also makes a cameo as a recruiter.
Based on the series of novels by : Nadia Lakhdari
Adapted for television by : Raphaël Codebecq, Nadia Lakhdari and David Bourgeois
Screenwriters: Nadia Lakhdari, Raphaël Codebecq, Luc Michaud, David Bourgeois and Caroline Allard
Co-coordinating writers and script advisors: Caroline Allard and Luc Michaud
Art director: Maxime Normand
Director of photography: Émile Desroches L.
Editor : Zacharie Lareau
Directors: Charles Grenier and Philippe Grenier
Development Producer: Raphaël Martin
Content Producers: Caroline Allard and Amélie Blais
Producers: Marie-Hélène Fortier and Ian Quenneville
Executive Producers: Patricia Blais, Monique Lamoureux and Ian Quenneville
Production : Avanti-Toast
