A socially awkward Swedish colleague of Nathalie who works at the same firm. He becomes instantly infatuated after an impulsive kiss, initially hesitates due to insecurity, but eventually overcomes his fears, supports Nathalie through her grief, and builds a romantic relationship with her.
The second apostle. A man who hates his work and life, he sits on a park bench after learning his death date. Ea translates his speech to birds, inspiring him to follow a flock to the North Pole to find new meaning.
Mélanie's husband and business associate. Accidentally drops the surveillance case file, inadvertently exposing the breakup scheme to Juliette. Later attempts a new ruse but lacks the necessary charm to succeed.
French intelligence colleague assisting in Cairo operations.
Paula's deaf father who manages the family farm alongside his daughter.
Adult figure encountered during daily routines or outings.
Philippe Mars is a computer engineer who sees himself as prudent, balanced, caring, and decent. He is the narrative center, but his carefully ordered life collapses as his family undergoes startling changes and a troubled colleague moves into his apartment, forcing him to cope with escalating domestic chaos.
Erwan Gourmelon is the central figure, overseeing a construction project threatened by a dangerous wartime weapons deposit. After learning that his presumed father may not be biological, he investigates the truth, hires help, confronts family resistance, and struggles to balance safety, loyalty, and personal responsibility.
Jean Renault is a struggling actor whose habit of disputing instructions has made him difficult to hire. He takes work as a stand-in and applies his performance skills to a murder investigation, helping Noémie reconstruct events. He notices a faint sound in a recording that may challenge the case against Servaz, and later approaches Michel Beauchatel to prepare to portray him.
Adult figure interacting with Nicolas during holiday or community events.
A whimsical character likely originating from Djibi's bedtime stories. Given the name and cast, he probably serves as a fantastical companion or comic relief figure within the World of Stories.
Théo's father. After his divorce, he sinks into apathy and alcoholism, feeling he has lost the will to rebuild his life. His son's potential football career becomes his primary source of motivation, making him emotionally dependent on Théo's success.
François Damiens has 107 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Little Nicholas Trilogy with 2 titles. Signature works include Delicacy, The French Mans, Dany. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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