Patrick is a powerful figure in the Paris underworld and the family's principal creditor. He controls hundreds of gambling machines, has the police in his pocket, and is owed 300,000 by the bar. His pressure makes selling the business seem necessary and drives Mohamed and Maurice toward a risky alternative.
One of the inmates in the theatre workshop, part of the group that rehearses and performs Waiting for Godot under Étienne's direction.
A court figure who directly confronts King Arthur about his depression and suicidal inaction during the castle's collapse. He accuses Arthur of giving the people false hope with his return, highlighting the severe tension between the monarch and his disgruntled subjects.
Marie’s son, depicted as immature, irresponsible, and financially struggling. He is kept unaware of his mother’s terminal illness and the real destination of their journey, serving as a key family member drawn into the unconventional road trip.
A creditor who pressures the returning veteran to repay a debt by robbing a jewelry store, forcing him to confront a conflict between loyalty to a fellow veteran and civilian law.
David Ayala has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 2004. Their work is anchored in the Kaamelott Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Freedom, Les princes, Nature humaine. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
