Christine's maid, who is more devoted to Christine than to her own husband. She is pursued by Marceau, becomes the source of Schumacher's jealousy, and begs Octave not to leave with Christine.
Madame Haton is identified as Augustin's elderly neighbor. The available plot information establishes her connection to Augustin through their neighboring homes, but does not specify any particular interaction or role she plays in his kung-fu interests or acting career.
Her death prompts the family gathering and funeral preparations. Her letter leaves one fourth of her property to Adèle, intensifying the family's financial and emotional conflicts.
Laundress encountered during the gang war comedy.
Head nun or convent leader involved in the WWII treasure tale.
Hotel owner who observes guest movements and provides local information.
A pretty chambermaid at the estate whom Luc develops romantic feelings for during his stay.
Hélène Michaud is part of Antoine Michaud’s family and initially worries with Charles Michaud, père about Antoine’s late nights, appearance, and troubling associations. She later recognizes that Antoine’s letter was an alibi and that his absences signaled resistance work, leading her from shame at misunderstanding him to pride in his courage.
Neighbor who observes suspicious activities and provides local gossip.
Germaine Berger is a member of Maurice Berger's family and part of the group preparing for the Spanish holiday. She is present during the delayed departure, as the travelers deal with overloaded luggage, food, household supplies, and Maurice's repeated technical interventions. Her role places her within the impatient family ensemble surrounding the central journey.
Minor supporting character with no specific plot details provided in the summary.
A young provincial cook who travels to Paris to work for Lucien and Renée Dunois. After Lucien uses an improvised love scene to draw out her popular expressions, he takes her along to his wife's evening outing as a companion. Her drunken spectacle and later arrival at Victor's home fuel the misunderstandings between the Dunois couple.
Paulette Dubost has 135 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Les Charlots - Saga with 2 titles. Signature works include White as Snow, Augustin, King of Kung-Fu, Viva Maria!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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