Monsieur Besnier is a wealthy resident of Châtillon who is terrified that plague will be carried across his threshold. He initially makes it difficult for Vincent to enter his house, embodying the fear, distrust, and self-protective comfort that Vincent encounters among the prosperous. His behavior helps expose the gulf between respectable charity and genuine solidarity.
Paul is one of the two men found alive beside their aircraft after an oil-pressure failure forced them to land in the desert. After they are given tickets and money, he prepares to return to flying and worries that he may not be able to master the work. An instructor tells him and Jacques that they must begin training from the beginning.
Robert Murzeau has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Signature works include Moumou, Le destin s'amuse, The Grand Duke's New Clothes. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
