Line is Jacques Hamelin's wife, whose absence during his work in Guyane leaves her vulnerable to Nicolas Saccard's manipulation. Saccard traps her in mounting debts and pressures her to tolerate his attentions. After learning how he damaged her husband's reputation, she files a complaint and attempts to shoot him at a party.
Dupont is connected to the jealous dispute that preceded Trignol's disappearance. Because Baluchet had threatened Trignol after that dispute, she suspects Baluchet when Trignol vanishes. Her suspicion helps turn the men's theatrical scheme into a real investigation and contributes to the scrutiny surrounding Baluchet.
Mr. Perle's wife, who is unable to sign for a registered letter because she lacks authorization. Later, she appears during an examination and insists that the amnesiac man is her husband, demanding to know what happened to the inheritance money. Her claims place her in direct conflict with the other woman who has accepted the man's disguise.
Elsa is a wealthy, mature widow with two children, including Franca, and Bruno works for her as a driver. She becomes sympathetic to the young driver, as does her daughter, and Bruno considers both of them as possible wives while he cannot decide what he wants. He ultimately marries Mariuccia instead.
Marie Glory has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1925. Signature works include Una moglie in pericolo, La dactylo se marie, Son altesse impériale. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
