A whimsical and mysterious woman who initiates the adventure by dropping items and leading Julie through Paris. She discovers the time-loop mystery at the house, actively rewrites the narrative, and ultimately rescues Madlyn.
Arlette Rivière is the union representative who supports Henri Rainier after the bank dismisses him as a scapegoat. Together with Cécile Rainier, she suggests that he sue his former employers, reinforcing his decision to challenge the directors' responsibility for approving the questionable loans.
Anita is a bartender who cares deeply about Bobby and worries that his heroin dealing will get him killed. After Bobby ignores her warning and is shot by police, she tries to keep Betty alive by finding heroin, enlisting Jocko and Willy’s help. She is intercepted by narcotics officers while preparing to deliver it.
Leni works the night shift at a nearly empty Paris hotel and becomes the central investigator after a mysterious woman asks for the red room. She follows clues about a missing man to the Rumba, warns Pierrot about Viva, and remains determined to attend a dangerous hotel meeting despite the apparent trap.
Juliette is Bruno's sister and the daughter of a man who rejects Jean-Pierre's questions about the case. She tells the lawyer that Bruno died in a car crash on the same night as Jean Ravier, and recalls that Bruno had been expected to take her somewhere but had a sporting appointment instead. Her grief and conversations with Jean-Pierre become personal and strained.
Juliet Berto has 74 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Signature works include Céline and Julie Go Boating, Juliet Berto, where are you?, Out 1. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
