César's business associate, involved in local Marseille affairs.
Elderly retired villager who participates in communal discussions and reflects on past injustices.
L'acheteur galant is a charming customer who visits the shop and kitchen where Suzanne is keeping an eye on the cooking. He compliments Suzanne and buys a single unusual item from François, prompting Suzanne to tease François about the sale. The summary gives no further information about his connection to either of them.
M. Lerechigneux is the judge who presides over Blaireau’s trial. He accepts the accusation that Blaireau broke a window and assaulted a guard, even though Blaireau insists he was in bed and has an alibi. The resulting judgment sentences Blaireau to one month in prison, helping trigger the controversy over the village’s treatment of him.
A minor recurring figure in the Marseille tavern setting. Appears as a local patron with limited narrative impact in the provided summaries.
Fernand Morel is the father of François Morel. After the newlyweds leave for Provence with the painting, he joins Arlette Bernard on the road because they want to protect François and Sylvie Morel dite Zizi from the criminal danger connected with the hidden drug shipment.
Administrator or official appearing in a brief cameo capacity.
Robert Vattier has 79 screen credits in a career dating back to 1931. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Manon des sources (Collection) with 2 titles. Signature works include Magirama, Comédie pour un meurtre, Asterix the Gaul. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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