The daughter of Sonny Bronson who has a past romantic connection with Hiram Coburn. Her potential marriage is used as a political tool by her father.
Lucille Baillet is the candid young girl with a high-pitched voice who unexpectedly encounters Marcel Ravelais and Francis Blanchet during a robbery. Rather than reporting them or withdrawing, she decides to become their associate in crime for the fun of it, disrupting the thieves' professional routine.
Dodo Voluptuous, also identified as Berthe, is the performer whose place Ariane is presented as taking at the Crazy-Horse. The supplied plot gives no further details about her actions or relationship with Ariane, but her name establishes her as the predecessor against whom Ariane's new role is framed.
One of Bernard's three flight attendants working for Air France. She typically remains in Paris during Bernard's airport trips, but new jet routes cause her schedule to overlap with the other two women.
Richard's ambitious and troublesome girlfriend who breaks up with him after he accidentally purchases a guitar containing a stolen jewel, then teams up with Vonny to hunt down the idols who bought the copies.
Lolotte is Julien's love interest, whose rejection or loss causes his initial despair and motivates his attempt to get himself imprisoned through a major theft. She later travels with Julien and Steff in search of a receiver, joining the group's troubled effort to profit from the stolen jewelry.
Dany Saval has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Signature works include A Mouse with the Men, Cherchez l'idole, Strip-Tease. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
