Yves Afonso

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Characters played by Yves Afonso

David Goodis — Made in U.S.A (1967)

A writer and the nephew of Edgar Typhus. Initially provides false testimony during Inspector Aldrich's interrogation, falsely accusing Paula before retracting his statement. He later tracks Paula and Widmark to Richard's secret villa, ambushes them, and shoots Widmark dead, only to be immediately killed by Paula.

Man Who Kills Himself — Masculin Féminin (1966)

The Man Who Kills Himself appears in two unsettling encounters connected to Paul: one man approaches Paul with a knife and stabs himself, while another borrows Paul's matches before setting himself on fire. The latter leaves a note reading “Peace in Vietnam,” joining personal despair to the film's political atmosphere.

l'inspecteur Blache — Crime Is Our Business (2008)

Police inspector investigating the crimes surrounding the Charpentier family.

French Captain — Treasure Island (1986)

The French Captain is the new captain of the group preparing to search for treasure. Jonathan chooses to remain with him rather than join Silver, and the Captain and his crew later abandon ship in a rowboat. He leads the opposing group during the expedition alongside Silver's faction.

William Daube, leftist — Cat and Mouse (1975)

William Daube, leftist, confesses to Monsieur Richard’s murder and claims that the killing had a political motive. His statement appears to provide a simple solution and seems to close the case, but Lechat remains unconvinced. As the detective uncovers contradictory ballistic and financial evidence, the supposed political explanation collapses.

Maurice, the father — Dédé (1990)

Dédé's deceased father who appears as a ghost to reveal his murder by Raymond, directly triggering the revenge plot.

Robert — Blue Away to America (1999)

Robert is a patient undergoing rehabilitation alongside Camille. Other patients tease and push him to work harder, and a cruel prank threatens to cut his catheter. The episode exposes the ward's harsh treatment of vulnerable patients and prompts Camille to question their claims of triumph and solidarity.

Career Overview

Yves Afonso has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1966. Their work is anchored in the Prudence et Bélisaire Beresford Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Une nouvelle vie, Les amants du bagne, La Travestie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
55
Birth Date
1944-02-13
Birth Place
Saulieu, Côte-d'Or, France

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