One of the employers who own the country house where Michelle and Marie-Louise work, Mme. Lapeyre is part of the family that intends to sell the chicken-house despite its promise to the servants. After the sale is signed, the servants attack her and Elisabeth, and Mme. Lapeyre is murdered.
Galla Placidia is the mother of the Roman emperor and the de facto ruler of the Empire. She helps remove Aetius from command after his alliance with the Huns, but later recognizes the danger facing Rome and restores his authority by granting him full military powers to oppose Attila.
Miss Giraud is Pierre's piano teacher. During the opening lesson, she tries to make him play Diabelli's sonatina properly and repeatedly explains that “moderato cantabile” means moderate and melodic. Her lesson is interrupted by screams and commotion, linking the household scene to the murder.
She is the seriously ill mother of Roger's wife. News of her condition reaches Roger while he is held prisoner in Germany, adding to his fear and concern about the family he has been separated from. The plot provides no further confirmed action or characterization for her.
Wife or partner of Le Cloaguen.
Colette Régis has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1938. Their work is anchored in the Maigret (Albert Préjean) universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Five Wild Girls, The Depths, Seven Days… Seven Nights. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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