A Place in the Sun, one of the longest-running television serials in Italy, celebrates its 27th year of broadcasting on Rai 3. Meanwhile, Peppe Zarbo, the actor who embodied the character by Franco Boschi, has generated an atmosphere of concern among fans of the series. A recent post about social media of the actor was interpreted by many as a possible indication of his imminent farewell to the program.
Franco's Facebook post from UPAS
Coinciding with the 27 anniversary of "A Place in the Sun" Peppe Zarbo shared a message about social media which sounds like a thanksgiving and, for some, as a goodbye. post included one historical photo and words full of gratitude towards the Rai, the colleghi and public who followed his character, Franco Boschi, During the years.
On 21 October 1996 the first episode of "Un Posto al Sole" was broadcast. It was an incredible and once-in-a-lifetime adventure. I want to heartily thank Rai, Fremantle and all the public, as well as the generations who grew up with us. Having been part of this family was a true privilege and an unforgettable experience that I will always carry on my journey. Looking back, I am filled with emotion for all the moments shared and all the love I received. I am grateful for the love you have shown me over the years. Many thanks to all!
Franco leaves a Place in the Sun?
The absence of Franco Boschi from recent episodes of the series and the tone of the post of Zarbo have unleashed speculation e concerns between fan. The character of Franco Boschi he left Napoli a few months ago, and his return remains wrapped in mystery. These factors have led many to wonder whether Franco Boschi may no longer be a central figure in the overview of the series.
Why might he leave Upas?
Even though they aren't there official confirmations, circumstances might suggest various reasons for a possible goodbye di Franco Boschi. character it was remarkably absent in recent plots, and the transfer to Sicily of Boschi family could indicate a change of life and, consequently, a departure from the series. The lack of concrete answers by Peppe Zarbo helps maintain a climate of uncertainty.
