Lieutenant Colonel who testified against Dreyfus. He is later revealed to have forged evidence to frame Dreyfus further. After a duel with Picquart, he confesses to perjury and dies by apparent suicide.
A private investigator contracted by Jean to surveil Fanny, whose confirmation of the extramarital affair directly precipitates the husband's decision to order the hit.
Pierre Manceron is the Duke of Chamfort's master cook until he is fired after serving a potato pastry considered insulting by the aristocracy. He rebuilds his life by creating an open inn with Louise and Benjamin, turning cooking into a more egalitarian practice. He ultimately confronts the duke and protects Louise.
The husband of the wife and a poor forest dweller who, alongside his spouse, takes responsibility for the abandoned infant and shelters her from wartime dangers.
Olivier is the judge's husband and Léo's adoptive father. He argues that his wife is too personally involved in Juliette's case to continue handling it, and urges her to tell Léo that Juliette is his biological mother. His disagreement with his wife centers on how the truth might affect their family.
Major antagonist and secondary protagonist. A non-Jewish man who hid Klára during the Holocaust. He pursues a romantic relationship with her and aggressively seeks to legally adopt Andor, displaying erratic, possessive, and violent behavior, including hiding his former wife and infant son in an attic.
Hosoda becomes involved in a grotesque zombie sequence involving a severed arm during rehearsals, as the production’s dangerous and oppressive atmosphere intensifies.
Ben helps trigger the evening's central conflict by telling a questionably humorous story about a woman who discovered her husband's affairs through his unlocked phone after his death. His story leads the group to discuss phone security and ultimately sets the phone-sharing game in motion.
A parish priest at the center of the story, Simon juggles church duties and care for his community while being urged to protect the Church’s reputation. He supports Marion during a difficult pregnancy, discovers that Aloé is his son, and chooses to acknowledge and care for him openly. He also performs a baby’s baptism.
Tony is a taciturn fisherman who runs a boat from Port-en-Bessin with his brother. He hires Angèle to help his mother sell the catch and gives her a room, despite his mother's opposition. Although Angèle initially offers him sex, Tony wants a genuine relationship and eventually prepares to marry her.
The school supervisor, often the target of the boys' pranks and mischief.
Nicolas Milik is accused of intentionally killing his wife, Cécile Milik. He insists that he is innocent, explains that he loved her and had no financial reason to want her dead, and refuses to attend the reconstruction. His separation from the children and his uncertain defense form the emotional center of the case.
Grégory Gadebois has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 2004. Their work is anchored in the Little Nicholas Trilogy universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Jean Valjean, Delicious, Orphan. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
