A briefly credited thief whose specific actions and story significance are not established by the available plot information.
Francis is a 48-year-old accountant and the central figure of the story. After finding Martine's incomplete body in his Maserati, he attempts to conceal what happened while insisting that he did not kill her. His desperate search for help draws him into René's cabaret world, a robbery-related scheme, and a final plan to burn the car.
Wim is one of Jipé’s bandmates and becomes overwhelmed by anxiety during the journey to the United States. He forgets his passport, fears flying, leaves the plane with Jipé’s ashes, and accidentally travels toward Montreal with Yvan, seriously disrupting the band’s tour.
The elder son of a ruined pastry family who secretly takes the family fortune and travels to Africa. Invoices suggest he may be living extravagantly in the colony.
Bulliard is a feared local man whom the children have been warned not to provoke. When they seek his help to kill the wolf, they bring him an apology; he first refuses, then changes his mind after hearing that Grandma Sara is in danger and demands to know where she is. His decision makes him a potential ally in the children’s plan.
Anton is a person imprisoned for allegedly causing the fire that destroyed the studio. Near the end of Polina’s journey, Mother reveals that Anton was innocent, correcting the story surrounding the disaster and adding an important piece to Polina’s understanding of her family’s tragic past.
Dirk is a bus driver who is secretly Eline’s father, though he has been presented as her uncle since her birth. He finds Eline after her abduction and joins Sylvie in searching for the perpetrator. Convinced that a drunk Sinterklaas is responsible, he kills the man, hides the body, and later feels remorse; his fate is left unknown.
Wim Willaert has 66 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work is anchored in the The Claus Family Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Music Hole, Mustachio, Hitler in Hollywood. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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