A neighbor and lawyer who becomes a potential love interest for Die. He agrees to help them with the lawsuit regarding the injuries caused by Steve's fire, but leaves after a tense argument at a karaoke restaurant where Die slaps him in retaliation.
Rule-bending francophone SQ detective, co-leads murder investigation
A francophone Sûreté du Québec detective known for his unconventional methods and rule-bending approach. He partners with Martin Ward across both films, overcoming cultural and procedural differences to solve major cases while protecting his daughter and eventually mentoring her to join law enforcement.
A jealous, misanthropic couch potato who contacts his estranged sister after their mother's sudden death. Described as dithering, he navigates the chaotic family dynamics and bizarre investigations surrounding the household.
An associate of the Montreal Italian mafia who has spent years working undercover inside the operation, Steve is frustrated when Pierre and the authorities keep him uninformed and disrupt his work. He fears restaurant surveillance could expose the investigation, searches for Sophie after she vanishes, and demands his police badge back.
A recurring hockey player whose presence supports the team’s comic, competitive, and communal storylines.
A member of the Boys' hockey circle and one of the teammates involved in the group's shared sporting life.
Rasoir is a family member whose sexual behavior is described as excessive. He dies from a ruptured aneurysm, and his death leads the family to hold an eccentric ceremony for him. His fate brings a darker consequence of the family's chaotic relationships into Jean-Charles's story.
A traveling circus clown and Laura's father, Bill initially treats his daughter as part of his act and overlooks her need for attention. He later agrees to tutor her for school exams and tries to support her ambitions, but spends their money on his show. His disruptive park performance leads to his arrest and a lawsuit.
A celebrated horror novelist hospitalized after a suicide attempt, Thomas insists that he is improving but resists discussing his writing. Evidence links him to several disasters, and Paul and Jeanne investigate whether his stories anticipate real violence. Thomas denies understanding the connection and warns that something is coming.
Dedicated player known for loyalty, defensive skills, and consistent on-ice performance.
Patrick Huard has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Boys Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Mommy, Bon Cop Bad Cop, Starbuck. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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