Last March, TF1 announced adapting the manga by Tsukasa Hôjô. In the 80s, the Japanese cartoon entitled Signé Cat's Eyes, which follows the adventure of three sisters who steal works of art, is an international success. In a few months, viewers will find the cult trio in the flesh in an event series of eight episodes of 52 minutes.
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To embody the heroines, the choice of TF1 stopped on faces already well known to viewers. Thus, the main role, Tamara, will be provided by Camille Lou (I promise you). Constance Labbé (Balthazar) will play the eldest Sylia. Finally, Claire Romain, in the cast of Here it all begins, will play the youngest Alex.
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This new series will retrace their adventures. After years of separation, their reunion in Paris is turned upside down by an event. A work of art that belonged to their father who disappeared ten years earlier in the mysterious fire of his gallery reappears during a prestigious exhibition at the Eiffel Tower. Driven by the desire to know the truth about his disappearance, Tamara, Sylia and Alex unite to steal this centerpiece. But quickly, the captain of the BRB, Quentin Chapuis, throws himself on their heels. The new plot will mix action, romance and comedy. Adapted to the taste of the day, the series will multiply the nods to the 1980s.
The first co-production of TF1 and Prime Video, whose shooting will begin in Paris in autumn 2023 and will be directed by Alexandre Laurent (Le Bazar de la charité, Les Combattantes), will be broadcast on the front page and will be available on the streaming platform. Ara Aprikian, Deputy General Manager of Content at TF1 Group, does not hide his delight, "We are delighted with this first collaboration with Prime Video around this prestigious series carried by a superb cast. This agreement will bring additional influence to this adaptation of the cult manga and illustrates the virtuous partnerships that can exist between national broadcasters and platforms. " he said in the channel's press release.