Charles le Téméraire is the newly established Duke of Burgundy at the beginning of the story. His accession in June 1467 provides the historical and political starting point, while the action unfolds during the months that follow. The available plot summary does not specify his direct relationship with the other leads.
A captain who recognizes Domenico from their shared wartime service, Paolinelli repeatedly encounters the struggling former soldier. During the march, he warns that zealotry can displace reason and lead people to confuse obedience with patriotism. The marchers respond with denial and mockery, setting his caution against their enthusiasm.
A womanizer recruited from the Mexican prison camp. He joins John's posse and participates in the years-long pursuit of Tarp, though the plot provides no further specific actions for him.
Carré is an operative connected to the criminal organization that seeks to eliminate Tony Arzenta. Tony receives information from Sandra and kills Carré during his revenge campaign, making Carré one of the organization’s members directly removed by Tony before his confrontation with the senior leaders.
Enforcer carrying out Rudy's orders.
This innkeeper represents the hostile reception faced by the released prisoner. After carrying a yellow passport identifying him as a former convict, he seeks food and lodging but is rejected by innkeepers and townspeople before a charitable household finally offers him shelter.
Albert Simon is a murdered nightclub owner and Lucky’s former lover. Vallois learns that many people in the nightclub circle were connected to him and suspects that he supplied Lucky with morphine. Thérèse also admits that Simon had assaulted her, though she dismisses the incident as insignificant.
A jewel thief whose name is associated with another spectacular theft at the opening of the story. The public and newspapers speculate about who committed the crime, while the police are also dealing with Virginie's escape and later investigations. The plot summary does not establish a direct encounter or specific relationship between Charlemagne and the main characters.
French Secret Service ace agent dispatched to Malaga to capture Hakim Gregory. Disguised as a playboy, he investigates a boutique, survives multiple assaults, escapes captivity, and fatally shoots Gregory during a barn shootout.
Alias of Louis Rapière, a French government agent assigned to protect Turkish diplomat Baskine and his family. He investigates the threats, pursues the people behind them, and insists that Mehlica's life matters even when his superiors question his methods. Near the end, he reaches Dobronsky's circle carrying a package.
Known as Mr. Tiger, Louis Rapière is the central agent sent from Barcelona to Guadeloupe after being warned that the Orchid will not let him escape. He is asked to recover and protect the galleon’s gold, investigates the organization’s links to the treasure and Cayenne, and confronts Hans von Wunchendorf as he tries to expose the conspiracy.
Robert Sartori, subalterne de Jean pendant la guerre, is connected with Catherine Brévent years after the war. Jean feels especially betrayed because he once risked his life for Robert. A telephone exchange involving Robert also helps maintain Jean's false appearance of belonging to an influential social circle.
Roger Hanin has 118 screen credits in a career dating back to 1951. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Big Pardon Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Breathless, The Big Pardon 2, Hell Train. 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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