Madame Juliette pretends to help Yvonne, who works as a waitress at Pierre's café. Her supposed assistance conceals an effort to make Yvonne an entertainer or hostess for less-than-handsome guests. This puts her in conflict with Yvonne's interests as the young woman faces pressure and chooses among her suitors.
Jean-Pierre's second wife, Marie-Thérèse is caught in the crisis caused by the sudden return of his first wife. The two women's competing claims create a personal and legal impasse, and she discusses business and a possible property in the south, including Blue Rocks. The story gives no clear resolution to her relationship with Jean-Pierre.
A member of Charlotte Peloux's social circle of retired, past-prime high-class courtesans who gather around her.
Suzanne Dantès has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Signature works include Black and White, Two Doves, The Cricket on the Hearth. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
