Père de Julien is Julien's father, a member of the household whose departure marks the widening impact of war on the family. After Germany declares war, he leaves the home to serve, contributing to the absence of men and the increased workload imposed on Julien and the women.
Grégoire is one of the friends at the dinner gathering, where the group teases him about his attachment to Colette Dermoncourt. His feelings are part of the conversation about love, marriage, and the difficulty of beginning new relationships, revealing a personal tension beneath the friends’ joking, convivial mood.
Blache is involved in the management of Romuald’s company and objects, with Cloquet, when Romuald promotes a younger subordinate. During the scandal, Romuald orders Blache to contact the lawyers and monitor the stock market, making Blache part of the company’s emergency response.
Noël is Tulipe's godson and Albert's nephew. He announces his marriage to Hilda and plans to move into Tulipe's home, linking the older man's private refuge to the younger couple's future. His announcement also precedes Albert and Dora's efforts to turn Tulipe's property into a profitable venture.
Le médecin first encounters Betty and takes her to The Hole, where he protects her when a customer frightens her by claiming that worms are beneath her skin. Later, at a hotel, he examines her after she has refused food and taken medication. Finding no physical cause, he recommends quiet and rest while Guy handles the situation.
Monsieur Hausman is associated with the household where Julien is pressed to perform after another pianist falls ill. Julien initially refuses, then plays for the audience and declines payment. This episode brings Julien into contact with the Hausmans while Jacques's expected meeting remains unresolved.
Florence's husband who makes an unexpected appearance, acting as the final catalyst that pushes the already chaotic situation into deeper complications.
The armed security guard belongs to the security presence protecting the cash wagon and its takings. Guards arrive at the station during the confusion surrounding the operation, while Filippi congratulates Bourdin and indicates that the robbery plan has reached its decisive moment.
The Inspector is connected to the police incident that brings Fernand before the juvenile court. Fernand, already known as a brawler and involved in a runaway episode, assaults police inspectors following a morals case. This police confrontation is the immediate cause of the legal proceedings that place Fernand and his family before the magistrates.
Romain becomes involved in the romantic misunderstandings surrounding Raymonde and Victor-Emmanuel. He accompanies Raymonde into the hotel confusion, where they encounter the attendant who looks remarkably like Victor-Emmanuel. Their shock and eventual recognition that they have been dealing with a hotel employee add to the mistaken identities driving the farce.
M. de la Chaise is an adult whose conversation with Aleksandra and Cyrille intensifies their doubts about the adoption. His remarks contribute to the possibility that children may have been switched, forcing the couple to question whether Alekseï is truly their son and to wonder what happened to their biological child.
A French local resident who likely serves as a cultural touchstone or point of contact for the Spanish visitors.
Pierre Vernier has 87 screen credits in a career dating back to 1951. Signature works include The Outsider, We're Not Angels... Neither Are They, Adieu De Gaulle, adieu. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
