Obsessive Interpol agent chasing Gwendoline's crew for years.
Chinese merchant and guide who assists the heroes through the empire.
The adult protagonist reflecting on his childhood experiences growing up with a clubfoot.
A fellow passenger on the flight who serves as part of the audience for Antoine and Julie's recounted relationship history during the film's framing device.
Charming man who enters Florence's life, sparking jealousy.
Alain is the actor playing the leading role in Simon's film. He repeatedly proposes script changes that make his own character more prominent while diminishing Nadia's part, creating tension within the creative team and adding to the conflicts Simon must manage during the production.
Ben is Marion’s partner and approaches the holiday with a preference for comfort, organization, and a conventional resort experience. He struggles with the rustic accommodation, distrusts Almog and Yuval, panics after their money and identity documents disappear, and later accuses Marion of disrespect. The trip leaves him feeling that he barely knew her and makes him distant and passive-aggressive afterward.
A Catholic priest who agrees to participate in Nicolas's unconventional musical project as part of the religious trio.
Captain and amateur musician who accidentally wounds a suspect during a chase. He investigates the Bras Rouge kidnapping orchestrated by President Cazeaux-Rocher to boost his public image and promote his new album. Despite his poor aim and distraction by fame, he eventually uncovers the conspiracy, confronts the President, and transitions into a private detective and music producer.
One of the two best friends and main protagonists. Works at a company controlled by his father-in-law and feels unfulfilled. He conceives the idea to launch a travel agency in Budapest for French bachelor parties. Like Vincent, his business success comes at a personal cost, testing his marriage and bond with his friend.
Tim Bonhomme is Victoire's brother and a source of humiliation and conflict. Victoire identifies herself as his sister while confronting the family name, but Tim later interrupts her performance, insults her, and accuses her of dishonoring the family. His reaction exposes the double standard she is resisting.
Sam becomes romantically and physically close to Claire, but their connection remains unstable. Claire refuses to promise him a conventional relationship or provide a way to contact her, explaining that she wants to belong to no one after spending much of her life anticipating and controlling the future.
Jonathan Cohen has 86 screen credits in a career dating back to 2006. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Asterix & Obelix Live-action Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Flame, Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom, Army of Thieves. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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