Part of the police interrogation team working alongside Inspector Gallien. He assists in systematically dismantling the suspect's alibi during the prolonged questioning.
The police superior who advises Lucien to take decisive action. After Cordier murders the pimps, he cleverly implicates Chavasson in the crimes, effectively neutralizing his authority and freeing himself from supervision.
Nelly's ex-husband and former employer, a cultured professional who represents the stable, bourgeois life Nelly voluntarily leaves behind.
A French neighbor of Coralie who has been feuding with her for years. In Suite en Ré, he retreats to settle on the island and open a restaurant.
Georges is Grimm's accomplice in the planned bank robbery and helps manage the operation after Grimm seizes control of the building. He assists in taking the money and remains with Grimm during the escape, arguments, and later separation plans, making him a key practical partner in the criminal scheme.
A family member who believes Paul may need professional help, contributing to the family’s debate over whether treatment or emotional understanding is the appropriate response.
Bastien Gourmelon is the father Erwan had believed to be biological. The family revelations suggest that he may have suspected the truth for years, yet still imagined a future with Erwan and chose to remain involved. His history embodies the conflict between biological origin, parental commitment, and lifelong attachment.
Associate involved in the Nice murder investigation and Fifty Club cases.
A French neighbor locked in a years-long feud with Coralie, while devoted to his child.
A radio idol and Claudine / Hélène’s fiancé. He takes part in a telephone contest, ties with another competitor, and faces a final test. He is later offered work as a Japanese-song coach in Saint-Tropez, where he is invited to perform during several weeks of accommodation and leisure.
Francois is Mathieu's father and shares the family's grief after his son's fatal car accident. He worries about Camille's growing closeness to Franck and disagrees with her choices as she seeks to understand what happened. Later, when Camille has a baby, he is asked what the child should call him.
A fellow police inspector who arrives in town to assist with the investigation. He maintains a hostile dynamic with Molinat and is secretly conducting a parallel investigation into the serial deaths and Molinat's history.
Guy Marchand has 86 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently En Ré with 2 titles. Signature works include Deadly Circuit, Suite en Ré, Hold-up. 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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