Doc-In your hands advances, Matilde Gioli: “I will dissociate myself from Andrea”

Doc-In your hands, Matilde Gioli: “It’s terribly frustrating”

Return with a bang for Doc-In your hands that Thursday evening confirmed the excellent ratings obtained with the first episodes, broadcast during the lockdown. Everything picked up where it left off and the remaining episodes of the first season of Doc will lead to answers. Especially viewers are curious as to how it will end between Andrea Fanti and Giulia Giordano, who live a delicate moment. The two characters, played by Luca Argentero and Matilde Gioli, have entered the heart of the television audience. To reveal some advances Doc-In your hands is exactly Matilde Gioli, through an interview with The print. Here are his words:

“Being removed from the memory of someone you love is terribly frustrating. As if that were not enough, she had fully embraced the way of practicing the profession of her head physician. And this will lead her to dissociate herself from the new Doc ”.

Advances Doc-In your hands, Matilde Gioli reveals: “Too many tears to bear”

The new love story that Andrea Fanti and Giulia Giordano they were living, clandestinely, was totally removed from the memory of Doc. This led to the Dr. Giulia Giordano, played by Matilde Gioli, to experience many sufferings. At the end of the last episode there seemed to be a very small rapprochement between the two (HERE the summary of the episode) but nothing is clear yet. In fact, according to advances Doc-In your hands provided by Gioli, she will be afraid to get closer to Andrea. The actress, on her character’s relationship with the dr. Andrea Fanti has in fact admitted: “Too many tears to bear”.

Matilde Gioli, confession on Doc-In your hands: “Beautiful and complex role”

Looking forward to seeing the new episode of Doc-In your hands (HERE the previews of the next episode) Matilde Gioli talked about his character. “A beautiful and complex role” admits the actress “A character that I will carry in my heart. It made me happy “.

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