Nanou Garcia is one of the visitors to the household shared by Kate and Michel. Her visit places her among the people who encounter the central pair during the conversations about love, mortality, and the lives they have led. The summary gives no further detail about her actions or relationship to the other characters.
Anne is a children’s court judge whom Abel meets on the Côte d’Azur. Her relationship with her husband has deteriorated, and she begins an affair with Abel. During their time together, she confesses her unhappiness to him.
Marité is Catherine's friend at the maternity home, where residents are identified by numbers rather than names. Before leaving, Catherine entrusts her child to Marité in case she does not return, making Marité a source of support for Catherine and a safeguard for the baby.
Jacqueline is with Catherine while she is out shopping, as Robert learns when he returns home. Her presence is part of the limited information Robert receives about Catherine’s whereabouts; the plot summary gives no further account of her actions or relationship to the couple.
Elvire is Dom Juan's abandoned wife. She confronts him over his deceit and warns that Heaven will punish him. Later, having turned from her former passion and chosen religious retreat, she returns to urge him to repent, appealing to his own welfare as well as hers.
Mireille is romantically involved with Georges and wonders whether he is serious about marrying her. She visits him after he is hospitalized from a shooting, but Georges tells her that he wants a different life, alone, and is not ready for marriage, ending their relationship.
Gisèle is the daughter of horse owner Durand-Latour and is believed to bring a horse good fortune simply by being present. Lucky has her kidnapped so he can place bets on an outsider at the Grand Prix, but she is found and freed, and her horse wins.
Anouk Ferjac has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Signature works include Quality Control, The Old Country Where Rimbaud Died, La Loterie de la vie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
