Roman noblewoman, antagonist in Mansions of the Gods.
Not mentioned in the provided plot summary.
Vali is Mina’s younger sister and an aspiring backup singer. She travels to Paris for a decisive audition, feels disappointed when it is postponed, and later sings about her ambition at a family celebration. Her conversations with Mina reveal her wish to succeed, make Léon proud, and be seen as more than the fragile sister he protects.
A colleague of Laurent at a corporate seminar. She is described as the least attractive coworker, which Laurent reluctantly tries to seduce after failing to attract his colleagues or the hotel receptionist. His attempt ends in ridicule, and he returns to his room alone. She remains a minor figure in the segment's exploration of failed seduction and accidental fidelity.
Louise is Aloé’s mother and Simon’s former partner; she and Simon were together before he was ordained. Her disappearance worries Simon and prompts him to confront his parental responsibility toward Aloé. Near the end, Simon learns that she has called and that someone knows where she is, but their situation remains unresolved.
Noémie Desfontaines is a judge investigating a murder who asks Jean to reproduce movements connected to the crime, despite her doubts about mixing acting with legal work. She returns with him to examine overlooked evidence, but her personal connection to the Beauchatel family—her son died in a fatal ski-lift accident—raises questions about her assignment and puts her authority at risk.
One of the five lifelong friends from Paris. She stays in New York working a mundane job at a small retirement home. She plays a key role in secretly organizing the surprise birthday trip for Samia.
Iris is the lawyer representing one of the defendants at Serge Lemy's trial. After meeting Malik during the proceedings, she proposes an arrangement that could secure Serge Lemy's freedom: Malik must participate in another highly dangerous robbery. Her offer directly sets the main plot in motion.
A key member of the Sherwood vigilantes who robs the rich to give to the poor. She actively pursues the same robbery plan as Robin, positioning her as both a rival and potential ally.
One of Chloe's friends who notices that Chloe has fallen in love. She warns Chloe not to expect the perfect romance promised by films.
Justine's half-sister who is actively trying to adopt a child. She shares Justine's frustration regarding their father's midlife crisis and unexpected pregnancy.
Cali is one of three sisters who reunite in the Israeli coastal town of Atlit to sell their late parents' house in 1995. As old tensions resurface and unexpected visitors disrupt their plans, she participates in the family's struggle toward reconciliation and shares her sisters' hope despite the collapse of the peace process.
Géraldine Nakache has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Kaamelott Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight, The Flame, I'll Go Where You Go. 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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