Servant at Castle Brunwald who assists the Nazis.
Local contact in Middle Eastern operations.
Brutal Georgian fighter in Undisputed III. Competes in the underground circuit.
An interrogator involved in extracting crucial information from the OAS's chief clerk, including the assassin's code name, before the informant dies.
Jacques is Irène's elderly wealthy lover, who initially intends to marry her. He breaks off their engagement after discovering her with Jean, later appears with Agnès, and becomes the target of Irène's attempt to regain a luxurious relationship. His presence repeatedly intensifies the conflict between Irène's ambitions and her feelings for Jean.
Rudy's father, an archaeologist and museum curator. He travels to Israel to uncover a historical secret, gets kidnapped by the radical Order faction, and is imprisoned in the catacombs until rescued by Rudy and Dalia.
An elderly village elder who narrates the film's story to a group of children. The narrative framing device is revealed at the end to be Maki himself decades later, recounting his adventurous youth and journey to Paris.
Fontaine's equally vicious crony who assists in leading a patrol to capture deserting recruits. He is shot dead when the patrol engages the approaching Bedouin tribesmen.
French aviation specialist contributing technical expertise to the race.
Vitali is connected to Hugo and the Liberty Bells. He argues with Hugo after Hugo objects to being sent to fight children and questions why he joined the group. Later, Vitali helps arrange passports and supplies for Hugo and Alice's journey, supporting their attempt to reach Portugal.
A Bureau associate who travels to Venice to collect a reward and later joins Bostwick's final assassination conspiracy, perishing in the Zeppelin crash.
A corporate executive or board member associated with Martin's former fragrance company in New York. He represents the institutional constraints Martin faces after abandoning his contract.
Vernon Dobtcheff has 183 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Their work spans 13 cinematic universes — most prominently The Invisible Boy Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Before Sunset, Priceless, L'hypothèse de la reine rouge. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 13 universes
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