Gabriel is Fanny’s brother, and his attempts to manage their household often conflict with her desire for independence. He hopes to sell their father’s bureau to raise money and repay a debt, and recalls parts of their family history. His arguments with Fanny about their father and her illness culminate in a physical struggle.
Jacques Prévert is a friend of Arletty who brings her urgent news: Tristan Bernard has been arrested and is being held at Drancy. He asks Arletty to intervene, drawing her into a dangerous effort amid the occupation and the suspicion surrounding possible Resistance activity.
A supporting character whose specific role and involvement are not detailed in the provided synopsis.
Clemenceau's loyal political aide and head of his private office during the premiership, one of the closest collaborators in his wartime government.
Marc Citti has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1987. Signature works include Eiffel's Race to the Top, The Clear Eyes, The Heart at Work. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
