A judicial officer with decades of experience observing human behavior who becomes the couple's life coach. He warns that exchanging chores alone will not be sufficient and insists that both partners must also exchange aspects of their personalities and behavior.
Administrator of the retirement home, balances bureaucratic rules with hidden compassion.
Sophie's recently divorced husband, struggles to adapt to camp life.
A significant camper whose personal difficulties and participation in the community broaden the story beyond Patrick's antics.
A legendary local figure known for his exaggerated stories and party reputation.
Eric is Jeanne's uncle, whom she reconnects with after returning to the region. As Jeanne investigates the circumstances of Julie's death, she comes into conflict with him over her inquiries. His disagreement adds strain to Jeanne's efforts to revisit the old case.
Didier is Stan's 50-year-old brother, an unemployed environmental activist who repeatedly joins demonstrations to protect the planet in the Niçois hinterland. Long estranged from Stan, he becomes central to Stan's attempt to save his job when Stan asks him to lend his image to an advertisement for a major food company.
Paul's brother who provides him with a job as a driving instructor at his auto school. This employment helps Paul start rebuilding his life after his wife's disappearance.
Stéphane Leroy is the writer and director of the film in which Laëtitia Rance receives a leading role. During the Paris production, Yvon Rance distrusts him and repeatedly suspects that he wants to film disturbing sequences involving his daughter.
Guy Rohan is Muriel Rohan's brother and a senior military officer described as a skilled marksman. Evidence that ammunition used by a shooter came from a harbor military depot makes him a suspect in the investigation led by Arianne Sales, though her colleagues warn that the case lacks conclusive proof and a clear motive.
A recurring franchise character closely tied to the campground's management and comedic subplots.
A 50-year-old recently divorced man who stays at the beach with his two children. His primary motivation is to reconnect with them while navigating midlife adjustments and unfulfilled desires.
Antoine Duléry has 110 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Camping Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Meurtres à Guérande, Murders in the Basque Country, A Man Au Pair. 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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