Patrick Timsit

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Characters played by Patrick Timsit

Caporal — HOUBA! On the Trail of the Marsupilami (2012)

A loyal Palombian Army officer who assists Hermoso in the coup and manages security. He tranquilizes the Marsupilami and guards the eggs, but is eventually knocked out by the creature itself during the climax.

Gwizdo (voice) — Dragon Hunters (2008)

An avaricious, high-strung young dragon hunter known for his scamming talents. He partners with Lian-Chu and shares his dream of owning a peaceful sheep farm. Recruited by Zoe for a perilous adventure.

Commandant Jouard — The Last Mercenary (2021)

Commandant Jouard is Richard Brumére's friend and the former husband of the woman with whom Richard fathered Archibald Al Mahmoud. After the recovery of the Big Mac, Jouard recognizes that Richard must still be taken into custody for the earlier Operation Cup-and-Ball, keeping Richard's past actions central to the ending.

Richard Montignac — Little Indian, Big City (1994)

Stéphane's colleague in Paris, Richard is connected to the business dealings that become troubling when a large amount of cash is described as potentially dirty. His family is also part of Mimi-Siku's new surroundings in the city: Richard's children interact with the boy as he struggles to adapt to Parisian life.

Denis — Sweet Sixty (2023)

Denis is Michel’s old friend, facing the collapse of his restaurant and severe financial and personal strain. He borrows money from Michel and tries to guide him into advertising and casting, but their cooperation turns bitter when professional failures and resentment expose deep tensions in their friendship.

Stéphane — Hidden Kisses (2016)

Nathan's single father and a policeman. Initially struggles with accepting his son's homosexuality, causing distance, but later reconciles, offering unwavering support and comfort. He assists in rescuing Louis and provides a stable, accepting home.

Antoine Miller — Stars 80 (2012)

Vincent's business partner and loyal friend, co-managing the Stars 80 tour operations.

Petit Louis — Love Street (2002)

Petit Louis grew up in a brothel and, after being raised by many women, decided he would one day care for one of them. He dedicates himself to protecting Marion, secretly helps bring her together with Dimitri Josco, and enters black-market trading before risking everything to rescue her from kidnappers.

Miguel Maraõ — Marie-Francine (2017)

The owner of the kebab shop where Marie-Francine finds work after her separation. Their boss-employee connection gradually turns into affection and gives Marie-Francine a new start both professionally and personally.

Gros-Rene — Marquise (1997)

Gros-Rene is Moliere's best friend and a member of the theatrical circle. He immediately falls in love with Marquise, proposes marriage, and promises to bring her to a Paris stage. As her husband, he remains devoted despite her affairs, while their relationship is sustained by his adoration and her enduring affection.

Marc — Incontrôlable (2006)

Georges' former agent/manager (referred to as David Lubistch in the narrative). He prioritizes commercial trends over Georges' talent, betrays him by planning to credit another writer, and becomes entangled in the chaotic party events.

Bouzin — The Art of Breaking Up (2005)

A friend and social companion who is part of the ensemble navigating the complexities of modern dating and breakups.

Career Overview

Patrick Timsit has 101 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Stars 80 Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Lost Station Girls, Dragon Hunters, What a Drag. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
101
Birth Date
1959-07-15
Birth Place
Alger, Algeria

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q466527), public domain (CC0).