René Lamotte is Lili's father and Madame Lamotte's traveling companion. He leaves their daughter and zoo with Ferdinand and Juliette while the couple drives to Africa to find crocodiles. His later arrival with Madame Lamotte confirms that they survived and that Africa was not affected by the flood.
Alvaro is Loulou Dupin's friend and the owner of the pet monkey that repeatedly helps them escape danger. He travels with Loulou to Mexico, is pursued over the hotel bombing, assists in tracking the terrorists, and survives their capture and escape during the operation against the missile.
A minor character with a peripheral role in the film's setting.
Resort guest serving as comedic foil and social observer.
Strict military instructor training the comedic rookies.
Rookie soldier or civilian involved in the hippie comedy antics.
Harry is one of the French champions held in Germany and is focused, with the other trapped Frenchmen, on escaping and reaching America. During the match he gets the ball but misses a chance to score. Hitler berates him and threatens execution if he fails to score, making Harry a target of the Führer's pressure.
A member of the Charlots, involved in the group's schemes and adventures.
He is the interpreter caught between representatives of the fictional African People's Republic of Bouganda and the USSR. His task is to manage communication at a high-level meeting, while the difficulty of translating and mediating between the two sides supplies the episode's principal comic tension.
Luis Rego has 73 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Les Charlots - Saga with 4 titles. Signature works include The Phantom Heart, Men Prefer Fat Girls, The Deeds and Sayings of Nasreddin II. 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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