A respectable industrialist and devoted father whose debts and involvement with a wealthy gambler strain his marriage and threaten his business. He is accused of murdering Larouette and stealing 100,000 francs, convicted after Suzanne is pressured to deny recognizing him, and later returns alive to clear his name and uncover the past betrayal connected to Luversant.
Dennis Pew is the man posing as a photographer and cinematographer during the Tehran operation. He conceals a gun inside his movie camera and is arrested after Andrei Borodin «Andre» and Marie Louni thwart the assassination attempt. His false professional identity makes him a direct instrument of the conspiracy.
The estate's groom who writes nationalistic leaflets. Initially confrontational, he later declares love for Célestine and plans to marry her. Suspected of raping and killing a young peasant girl, Claire, he is arrested after Célestine plants evidence on his shoes. He is later released and runs a café in Cherbourg.
A major local crime boss and primary antagonist in the investigation. Known for his ruthless operations, he becomes the direct target of Borovitz's extreme countermeasures.
A man involved in Simone Leboucher’s romantic life. After learning of her pregnancy, he declares his intention to speak to her father and marry her despite opposition from their families.
A witness who is attacked and pressured not to testify. He nevertheless states that the delivery driver discussed the murder plan and identifies connections between the delivery driver, a military officer, and the head of the clandestine organization.
An OAS lieutenant who orders Thomas to desert and join the movement, Fraser later supervises the kidnapping of Dominique Servet. After Thomas betrays the OAS, Fraser pursues him and intends to kill him, yet Thomas repeatedly refuses to murder Fraser, leaving him alive after locking him up and escaping.
Pinot is one of the French soldiers connected with Julien Maillat's isolated group during the siege around Dunkirk. By the end of the account, Julien learns that Pinot has been sent away, a development that further reduces the number of survivors remaining with the camp and deepens Julien's sense of separation.
Max Zegetti is involved with Francis and Frank Kramer in the kidnapping operation. When Zelda’s escape and the growing danger unsettle the group, Max argues with Francis and urges him to put aside his softer feelings for the captive and wait for the ransom money. His hardline stance intensifies the conflict between the partners.
The elderly caretaker of the abandoned villa who knows its tragic past. He reveals that he and Wanda were lovers, confesses to murdering a German soldier and Wanda herself, and shows Leonardo a hidden room with a one-way mirror. He consistently leaves flowers at the site of Wanda's death.
Andre is present during a confrontation involving Plankett and armed troops. The summary gives no further information about his actions, motives, or relationship to the main characters, so his role can only be identified as part of this confrontation.
Gaston proposes marriage to Marie, offering his pension and the prospect of a mother for Hippolyte. Marie rejects him, and he later tells another man that she must be driven away. His proposal and response make him part of the conflict over Marie’s influence on the men in the community.
Georges Géret has 68 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Les Charlots - Saga with 1 titles. Signature works include Trap for the Assassin, Cop or Hood, Love in the Night. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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