David Evans is a photographer returning from Washington after nearly becoming the target of an operation connected to his photographs. He claims drugs were planted in his apartment and offers sensitive documents in exchange for cleared charges and safe passage. His compromising material threatens Madame Claude’s clients, while he tries to evade surveillance and negotiate protection.
A younger sculptor in his mid-20s who acts as the central figure in the open love triangle with Alex Greville and Daniel Hirsh. He moves between the two, maintains a circle of artist friends, and eventually accepts a gallery offer in New York, prompting the others to move on.
Peter Konchelsky is a disillusioned lawyer who has retired and is known locally as the American. He adopts Maxence's cause and joins the effort to oppose the highway project, forming an unlikely alliance with the farmer. His decision surprises his daughter Scarlett, who watches his involvement with astonishment.
Geoffrey Fitton is Arthur Fitton's adult brother and lives with Arthur and Jenny Piper in the crowded family home. He becomes attracted to Jenny while Arthur works nights, but Jenny rejects his advances. His presence adds emotional tension and highlights the lack of privacy affecting the marriage.
Murray Head has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1966. Signature works include Gawain and the Green Knight, Madame Claude, The Big Snake of the World. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
