A supporting character in the weapons-conspiracy adventure.
A sailor is part of the yacht's crew, which is angry because Krall has not paid its wages. Krall insists the crew will be paid. Later, the sailors see the captain departing after arranging for Jasmine to wait in Pierre Milley's cabin, conclude that he has sided with Krall, and call for the others to leave.
Albertine's father is part of the bourgeois couple from whom L'officier rents a room. He is present in the household with Albertine and her other parent, and L'officier wonders whether they have become suspicious of his relationship with her. The summary gives no further individual actions or reactions for him.
Richardson is the old man whose murder becomes the turning point in Fernand's troubles. The hotel manager and his wife use the killing to accuse Fernand, leading to Fernand being delivered to the sheriff and facing execution.
Beauperthuis is Anaïs de Beauperthuis's husband. The possibility that he will suspect Anaïs's unexplained absence makes the replacement hat urgently necessary and fuels the secrecy surrounding the wedding-day confusion. Once he learns what happened, he ultimately declares that he forgives the situation.
A convicted wife-beater who resents Fremissin for his harsh sentence, attempts to seduce Cecile for revenge, and harasses Fremissin with disguised stunts and threatening notes.
Jim Gérald has 97 screen credits in a career dating back to 1926. Their work is anchored in the Bulldog Drummond Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Les éloquents, My Priest Among the Rich, La boutique aux illusions. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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