Le voleur is the thief whose actions derail Albert and Pola's plans to marry. He deposits a bag of stolen goods with Albert, causing the police to discover it and send Albert to prison. After being caught himself, he admits that Albert was not his accomplice, which secures Albert's freedom.
Tintin, whose real name is Raymond, is one of the five unemployed friends who pool their lottery winnings and work together on the guinguette. He plays the fool while on the roof, but the act ends tragically when he falls to his death. His accident is one of the events that fractures the group's hopeful collective project.
Fredo is one of Armando’s accomplices. At a dance hall, he tries to provoke a fight so he can steal Méry Cerval’s jewelry, but Yann intervenes. Afterward, Fredo starts another fight and later deceives Méry by claiming Yann sent him to ask for money; Yann arrives in time to stop him.
Raymond Aimos has 94 screen credits in a career dating back to 1911. Signature works include Bifur 3, Pension Jonas, Ma tante dictateur. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
