A policeman who orders Crainquebille to move while the seller is waiting for a customer to give him change. When Crainquebille protests, the officer arrests him, supposedly for swearing. His encounter with Crainquebille sets the legal events in motion and leads to the farcical trial and the old man's imprisonment.
le Colonel Brochard is the commanding officer whose decision determines Jean Dubois d'Ombelles's military placement. Rather than granting Jean a comfortable office post, he allows him to be sent to the barracks. He later becomes involved in the fallout from the party and orders an arrest after an anonymous poem creates a scandal.
Félix Oudart has 91 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Signature works include I Sing, Naked in the Wind, Scandals of Clochemerle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
