The head of the state police and a fierce anti-communist. He falsely claims that the deputy was injured by a drunk driver, denies links to the clandestine organization, and is confronted with photographic evidence of his association with it.
Veslot is the powerful figure suspected of obtaining secret military aircraft blueprints and directing the operation behind Casa’s death. His public influence, including representation of the United Nations, makes him difficult to confront openly. Géo’s fabricated criminal past is designed to earn his confidence, and Veslot is eventually captured.
Léon is Edith's husband and Alexa's father, an inventor whose schemes rarely earn the money he hopes for. He presents an astrology-based board game to his friends and refuses Noël's offer to buy its patent, convinced it can make him far more money. After discovering letters from a married man to Alexa, he becomes shocked and jealous, and his quarrels with Noël revive old suspicions.
Richard Verdelet is Marceline’s lover and the owner of the car damaged in the early-morning incident. He suspects Marceline was involved, but she says Clotaire caused the damage while borrowing the car. Though Jeff urges Richard to recognize Marceline’s devotion, Richard refuses to stay and announces that he is leaving for London.
A man who marries the adult Ninette, becoming part of the household by marriage and ending her relationship with her stepbrother Pinpin.
Pierre Dux has 53 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Signature works include Green Harvest, The Song of Styrene, Monsieur Vincent. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
