The brother-in-law figure and Huguette's lover who openly mocks Cordier. He spies on the policeman, receives a beating for peeping at a teacher, and is ultimately shot and killed by Rose during a confrontation at her home.
Age-obsessed patron seeking eternal youth and resisting natural aging processes.
Lifelong friend of Antoine, accompanies Pierrot and Sophie to track him down and prevent tragedy.
Georges is the father of Romain and Luc. He has a neurodegenerative illness, and his condition means that he needs to be placed in a specialized care facility. This challenge affects his sons and becomes an experience through which Romain begins to understand himself better as a man.
Tyler serves as the sheriff of Big City, making him part of the town’s formal law and protection system. His role places him within the uneasy frontier order that is threatened by the political conspiracy, the loss of citizens’ livelihoods, and the escalating conflict with the Indians.
One of the two septuagenarians from the first film who joined Pierrot on a mission to Tuscany. In the sequel, he remains a steadfast member of the 'Old Furnaces' trio, navigating the South-Western village's social dynamics and electoral campaign alongside his friends.
Jo Longo is involved in the criminal plot surrounding Jérémie. Facing a five-million-dollar debt, he proposes abducting Jérémie because the Harris family is believed to pay ransoms quickly, and he discusses arranging the captive's delivery in exchange for the money the following day.
A local talent or guest performer who lends his skills to the charity show to help save the bistro.
Eddy Mitchell has 96 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Tricky Old Dogs Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Le Temps des cerises, Murder Party, An Ideal Father. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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