A lawyer who moves into his parents' Montmartre apartment to navigate a severe housing crisis. He establishes his legal practice at home, leading to domestic tension as the family expands to eight members with twins.
French army colonel, senior officer, deals with strategic planning and logistics.
Appears in the 1975 sequel cast list. Without additional plot details, his exact position, allegiance, and interactions with the core trio cannot be determined from the provided material.
Master gentleman thief and master of disguise, outsmarting authorities.
Honorary police lieutenant and legendary thief, blending law and crime.
Antoine is the central figure, initially preoccupied with money and travel. After meeting a notary, he enters a property scheme and presents himself as a successful businessman, while privately describing himself as a risk-taking adventurer. He later uses a discovery about his family history to rally the Forelon relatives around a proposed inheritance claim and is chosen to take their money to America.
Thierry Raval behaves disrespectfully toward a married woman, who tells her husband that she slapped him. Though upset by the incident, her husband is reassured by her response, which convinces him she has remained faithful. Thierry's conduct therefore becomes part of the story's scrutiny of fidelity and the truth behind apparently settled relationships.
Robert Lamoureux has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 1951. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Seventh Company Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Papa, Mama, My Wife and Me, Magic Village, Si je peux me permettre. 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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