The Prefect leads the authorities' large-scale operation against the gang's suspected hideout, The Good Sorrel. He surrounds the inn with approximately two hundred policemen and demands surrender, believing the criminals are inside. The raid fails because the gang has already escaped, leaving only the inn's owner arrested and the failure exposed in public news.
Richard Mallory is a senior secret-services official whom Volney's investigation brings under scrutiny. When Volney and his team search Mallory's apartment, Mallory unexpectedly arrives and receives him calmly. Volney confronts him about Carlos de Palma's early release; Mallory acknowledges intervening for the secret services, but does not explain the services de Palma performed.
Johnny is a mutual friend of Lucile and Antoine who hosts a birthday party where their conflict becomes public. Later, he tells Antoine that Lucile is alone and drinking heavily in Saint-Tropez, prompting Antoine to go to her and renew their connection.
Pertuizet is involved in deciding how Lacenaire’s manuscript should be presented to the public. He considers its presentation as censorship leads to passages being cut and a proposed preface being reconsidered in favor of a foreword or an introduction associated with Jacques Arago. His role connects Lacenaire’s writing to its public reception.
Jacques Sereys has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Young Indiana Jones Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Nina, Appelez-moi maître, La Chanson du maçon. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
