Anne's elderly aunt who encourages the romance between François and Michèle. She assists Michèle in covering up Gérard's accidental death, confesses to having killed her own father during WWII, and ultimately volunteers to take the blame for the murder.
Museum curator who initiates the Resistance's mission by appealing to SNCF inspector Paul Labiche to delay the German transport of stolen French modern art.
Christine is Albert's wife, caught between the company's crisis and the strain of their troubled marriage, marked by his absences and infidelity. Worried about their children and their future, she listens to arguments over the proposed factory conversion, then makes inquiries when Albert disappears. Her uncertainty about what to believe reflects both her personal doubts and concern for his fate.
Member of the eccentric family residing in the château.
An independent woman and fashion model who catches Henri's attention on a bridge. She discards a suitor's key, purchases Henri's artwork, and eventually confesses her love in a letter before leaving him.
Jessica's grandmother, known for her love of luxury. Her lifestyle and choices served as the primary inspiration for Jessica's decision to leave Mâcon and start a new life in Paris.
Yvette is Annie's mother and lives with Annie and her dying aunt. The synopsis identifies Annie's mother as part of the household where Aunt Zita is suffering, placing Yvette within the family situation that Annie leaves behind when she goes out into Paris for the night. No further actions or details about Yvette are given.
Clémence is the elderly family servant in Paul's household. She is one of only two people who know that Paul is faking his mutism, making her a trusted confidante and a quiet ally in his psychological struggle with Catherine. Her knowledge places her close to the hidden truth at the center of the family conflict.
An old woman who travels with Jacques's family to the town fair, Marie is later revealed to be Félix's widow. After learning that Félix sacrificed himself to save the hostages, she forgives Jacques and André for the action that caused his death.
A person connected to Jeff whom Laurent and Eva meet while following Jeff's trail in Antwerp. Her meeting with them forms part of Eva and Laurent's attempt to understand Jeff's disappearance, but the account does not specify what information she provides or what role she has in the events.
Suzanne Flon has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 1941. Signature works include The Flower of Evil, One Deadly Summer, Under the Sign of the Bull. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
