Sophie's father and head of the family. Initially skeptical of Gordon, he is gradually won over when Gordon helps him butcher a lamb. The family faces financial strain on their sheep farm, risking a sale without a new contract.
A Canadian contract killer who describes himself as a professional soldier, detached from his victims and focused on carrying out orders. The story follows his difficult childhood, criminal work during the Quebec Biker War, and life with Pauline. In Brussels, he confesses to Claude and accepts responsibility for Jocelyne’s involvement in several killings.
Bernard Valcourt is a documentary filmmaker and journalist who travels to Kigali to make a film about AIDS. While staying at the Hôtel des Mille Collines, he falls in love with Gentille. As civil war and genocide engulf Rwanda and separate them, he later returns and desperately searches for her.
The head of a strange commune, Roch lives with two men, ten wives, and twenty-three children. He maintains control through manipulation and severe abuse, while also influencing the system and court-appointed investigators. He is the central figure Paula Jackson must confront in order to protect the community.
André is Adam and Anthony's father and a member of the family surrounding the garage at the center of the story. Through his relationship with the two brothers, he belongs to the family structure shaped by illegal poaching, wild-meat resale, and Adam's desire to change the business.
Léo Huff is an assistant to a wealthy businesswoman. He travels to Le Bic, Quebec, to attend a meeting about his employer's proposal to build a tourist attraction in Bic National Park. During the trip, he meets Lou, who needs his help escaping her abusive boyfriend, Roch.
Jean is a farmer in the family struggling to keep its farm running through drought and financial pressure. He works with farm machinery, but a grain cart slips and pins him underneath. Marie and Simon help free him, and an ambulance takes him away. His absence leaves Marie and Simon to manage the farm and the immediate crisis.
Pierre is Mathilde's father and part of the family she returns home to visit after running away several years earlier. The plot summary establishes his relationship to Mathilde and his place in the family, but does not describe any specific actions or further details about his role.
Patenaude is identified in the cast list as the character played by Luc Picard, who is described in the plot summary as a loan shark. Jacques is forced to flee Montreal because of unpaid gambling debts owed to a loan shark, making Patenaude the person connected to the debt that drives Jacques away.
A brief Elvis-themed character appearing in the film's comic spectacle.
Luc Picard has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work is anchored in the Elvis Gratton Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include French Girl, Redemptions, Confessions of a Hitman. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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