The character is Angèle's father-in-law and the grandfather of her son. He is connected to the in-laws who have custody of the child and despise Angèle, but on the morning of her wedding he brings the boy to her, allowing mother and son to reunite as the child expresses a wish to live with her and Tony.
The factory owner and father of the ergonomist. He ultimately announces that he is selling the business and leaves the employees to deal with new management.
Pascale’s former husband and the boys’ father. He visits to see his sons and discuss money, insists that he has the right to see them, and later refuses to resume responsibility for them after Pascale asks him to take charge.
Jean-Jacques is Damien's father, with whom Damien had previously broken contact. Damien brings Enzo to him after leaving the hospital and presents the boy as his son. When Damien later disappears, Jean-Jacques remains responsible for Enzo alongside the other parent and grows attached to him.
Powerful drug lord with ties to the former People's Army. He orchestrates Freddy’s murder, blackmails Pascal with Agnès' morphine supply, and uses his network to track targets. He represents the corrupt intersection of past political violence and present-day crime.
Jean-Pierre is an unemployed former metalworker who, like Robert, worked at the blast furnace targeted by the group. He takes part in planning and carrying out the robbery with Patrick, Marc, and Robert, helping transform their economic exclusion and lost dignity into an act of defiance.
A source of information for Lantier, providing details about Morlac and the family background of the woman Morlac once loved.
A relative of Louise, whose connections to the engineering world provide leads.
Le commissaire Brevard is the police commissioner who leads the forces attempting to end the gang's spectacular bank robberies. As Simon and Casa return to Paris and intensify their attacks on bank vaults through elaborate disguises, Brevard responds by organizing a forceful effort to stop their criminal activities.
Patrick Descamps has 82 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Trilogie de Lucas Belvaux with 2 titles. Signature works include Sweet Night, L'héritière, Belle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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