The town's mayor who recruits Lucky Luke as sheriff. He initially struggles to rally the townsfolk but later celebrates Luke's diplomatic victory before the population flees for the hills.
A senior police officer secretly directing a drug trafficking and prostitution racket, Commissaire Jean Saporta is exposed by Nadia's cassette. He manipulates his enforcers, tries to kill Gorodish with a car bomb, kills L'Antillais, and ultimately dies after Gorodish tricks him into an empty elevator shaft.
Mr. Jacques is the confident butcher boy who steps in when Alfred struggles to speak to Nicole at the creamery. He asks her out and secures a meeting, leaving Alfred to watch. His easy success contrasts with Alfred’s awkwardness and introduces the film’s recurring comic comparison between different approaches to courtship.
Daremberg is a doctor whom Guy asks to warn him if his condition becomes serious, as Guy fears he is losing his mind. After Guy makes a suicidal attempt, Daremberg warns Maupassant's mother that another attempt may follow. His warning helps lead to the decision to transfer Guy to a clinic for further care.
Jacques Fabbri has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1949. Their work is anchored in the Lucky Luke (Animation) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include La Nuit des rois, Les hussards, Ubu Roi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
