Museum curator and former Amazon expedition companion of Agnès' father. He orchestrates the statuette theft, murders Senhor de Castro, and repeatedly abducts Agnès. He is ultimately buried alive with the treasure when construction explosions trigger a collapse in the jungle grotto.
The central protagonist and mastermind of the jewel heist. After prison, he organizes a complex safe robbery with his crew. He enforces criminal codes, kills his betrayer César, single-handedly rescues Jo's son Tonio, and ultimately sacrifices his life after killing the antagonist Pierre Grutter.
A former WWII general and castle owner who fabricated a family curse involving a succubus pact with the Devil. He confesses to Alvin that he actually murdered his own daughter in her cradle to hide the truth about Lisa's origins.
A powerful political figure who seeks to control the island and exploit the political crisis. He is assisted by his secretary and is targeted by a planned accusation that he conspired with the president's vice-president.
Theler's henchman and accomplice in the conspiracy
Gino is Tony's brother, a prison escapee who immediately proposes robbing a Skorsky truck through an armed assault. He proceeds without Tony's modern planning and leads his gang in the failed attempt, where they are killed. Gino's death becomes the personal reason Tony later seeks to ruin Steve's reputation.
He is the friend with whom the painter moves after his relationship with his model deteriorates into constant quarrels. His home provides Jean with an escape from the troubled domestic situation, although the friend remains a supporting figure in the painter's conflict with his partner.
A young revolutionary who falls in love with the now-adult Cosette later in the film.
Paul is a recently returned, well-off man who has retired with a substantial fortune and a medicine he calls “survival in a bottle.” After meeting Norma through a marriage advertisement, he is moved by her story and welcomes her and Dominique into his home. He gradually suspects that their account of their relationship is false.
Jacques is a couturier whom Françoise approaches in search of work. Although he initially says he has no need for another designer, her drawing impresses him, and he promises to find her a position. He has her try on one of his dresses and considers using her as a model. Their relationship grows warmer, and he offers to take her to meet her parents.
A criminal leader connected to the network Miguel investigates. Leprince threatens the detective, uses influence to evade scrutiny, and presents a carefully staged public image as a humble immigrant and devoted supporter of the country while seeking political power. His associates threaten witnesses and cover up crimes, and accusations within the gang expose conflict over Juan’s mistaken killing.
A man who hopes to marry the princess after the group's return to Paris, although she resists his expectations. He later arranges a theatrical troupe for the troops, creating a way for Thomas to return to contact with the princess and her daughter at the military camp.
Jean Servais has 83 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Their work is anchored in the Coplan - Saga universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Rififi, The Devil's Nightmare, That Man from Rio. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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