Experienced monk actively involved in communal discernment, liturgical life, and the collective moral struggle regarding whether to flee or stay.
Antoine's father, former business owner, mentioned in backstory
A café waiter featured in the second episode. He is portrayed as difficult and serves as a catalyst for the protagonists' observations on daily interactions and human temperament.
Julien's lawyer who helps him evade the police. He is secretly revealed to be the true killer: he murdered Massoulier at Marie-Christine's request, killed her when she refused to divorce Julien, and murdered a theater clerk who knew the truth. He commits suicide upon realizing the police have recorded his confession.
Lawyer or legal advisor, appears in formal contexts.
A local worker who frequents the café and interacts with the veterans, representing the civilian perspective on the war's aftermath.
A member of Édouard's artistic circle and collaborator on the new television format, participating in the summer retreat.
Marie-Francine's father, nicknamed 'Papick'. With his wife Annick he takes Marie-Francine in after her separation, and he joins in the parental treatment that makes her temporarily regress in her parents' home.
The Deputy Prime Minister who initially displays hostility toward de Gaulle during cabinet meetings, doubting his fitness for office. His stance softens after witnessing de Gaulle's successful negotiations and diplomatic efforts in Britain.
Supporting character; specific role and involvement in the journey are not detailed in the provided plot summary.
Academic or expert figure possibly advising or judging at a high-society event.
Philippe Laudenbach has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Barbecue Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Psy-Show, Of Gods and Men, La bostella. 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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