Fearless bard who sings of Gaulish victories and boasts of invincibility.
Jérôme Vassier is Gilbert’s son and the father of Louise and Clara, who brings the family together to play “Werewolves.” After they are transported to 1497, he disguises the family as entertainers, helps rescue Marie and Childéric, and uses music to restore Louise’s memories before leading everyone back home.
One of the two main protagonists; a hedonistic man with a string of girlfriends who travels back to 1986 with his childhood friend to relive his youth and reconsider his life choices.
A selfish and misogynistic businessman who pretends to be disabled in a wheelchair to seduce his mother's neighbor Julie. He unexpectedly falls in love with her paraplegic sister Florence and maintains a close, humorous relationship with his father.
A member of the core friend group. His life is upended by divorce, leading to a depressive episode where he temporarily stays with Antoine and Véronique. He later reunites with his ex-partner, and in the sequel, his superstition becomes a defining trait during the Brittany trip.
Main protagonist of the film, portrayed by Franck Dubosc. His narrative drives the story about the revival of disco culture in a French town, highlighting the movie's humorous homage to Saturday Night Fever and disco fandom.
A flamboyant, unemployed ne'er-do-well recruited by Isabelle to lead a revenge plot against the cruise company's leadership. Despite his chaotic and inexperienced methods, he experiences significant personal growth and positively impacts those around him during the ship's maiden voyage.
A macho, isolated school bus driver who suffers a sudden heart attack and decides to reconnect with his estranged daughter by secretly joining her dance class in Paris to give meaning to his life.
Central protagonist, a careless sock salesman who accidentally becomes the caretaker of an abandoned toddler named Lucas. He embarks on a journey across France to deliver the boy to an address in Gassin, where he meets companions that profoundly change his perspective on life.
Charismatic gigolo camper who becomes the emotional core of the trilogy.
HR director turned stay-at-home dad, struggles with childcare and workplace rivalry.
Antoine's college friend, depressed after Olivia leaves him, temporarily stays with Antoine
Franck Dubosc has 146 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently Franck Dubosc with 7 titles. Signature works include How to Make a Killing, Family Pack, Asterix at the Olympic Games. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 11 universes
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