Marie-Ange is initially kidnapped by Jean-Claude and Pierrot after they steal a car, then repeatedly subjected to their sexual coercion and violence. Although she is passive at first, she later helps them break into the salon, remains with them after a murder, and eventually chooses to continue their life on the run.
Joe's girlfriend and partner in crime. She shares a complex romantic dynamic with Joe and Bill, serving as a central figure in their personal and professional schemes.
Monique Cateux is Paul Cateux's wife and wants to escape farm life for a future in the city. Her dissatisfaction contributes to the strain within Rose Cateux's household, while Rose considers selling land so that Monique and Paul can leave.
Guylène de La Rivière is Anne-Marie's agent and adoptive mother. Familiar with Andrey's troubled past, she initially resists allowing Anne-Marie to play the concerto, but later convinces her to return by explaining that the concert can unlock the truth about her childhood. Years earlier, she escaped with baby Anne-Marie hidden in a cello case.
Stéphane's wife, Patricia has lived for years among an Amazonian tribe and is Mimi-Siku's mother. Stéphane travels to her remote village to obtain her signature on divorce papers, but she makes bringing their son to Paris a condition of the divorce. Her decision sets the journey that brings Mimi-Siku into Stéphane's Parisian life.
Josépha is an actress whose work takes her between theater rehearsals, film sets, and auditions. After discovering Michel's infidelity, she cuts off contact and leaves him, then seeks shelter at Régis's home. She hopes for more substantial acting roles and is willing to consider Macbeth only if she can play the title role.
Recently released from prison, Anita Boucher becomes involved when a man pursued by two killers dies at her home by coincidence. To avoid trouble, she hides the body in the trunk of Edmond Michalon's car, then joins Jean-Pierre Michalon and Daniel in searching for the vehicle before it crosses the border.
Widowed professor who becomes involved in a passionate affair with a young student, who happens to be the son of her friend Barbara.
She is expected to arrive at the family country house for the funeral gathering.
Juliette is an acquaintance who observes David Martinaud's increasingly strange behavior. Although the plot summary gives no detailed personal history for her, her presence places David's obsession within the view of people around him and helps indicate how visibly abnormal and troubling his conduct has become.
Christine Lefèbvre is closely connected to François Perrin and becomes entangled in the film's exploitative production. She is expected to pose for erotic test photographs, but François tries to conceal her from the photographer. Later, she arrives at the St. Tropez rehearsal and insists that the opening scene belongs to her.
Daniel's ex-wife and the mother of his eldest son, Julien. She is not directly present in the current timeline but is referenced as the reason for Julien's existence.
Miou-Miou has 105 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Signature works include Going Places, Germinal, Secondes chances. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
