A singer whose performances are considered scandalous by the village's right-minded parishioners, Mary is the woman Léon accompanies before losing his job. He follows her to Paris, where she makes him her plaything. With her complicity, a gang of swindlers uses Léon as the puppet proprietor of a night club.
Marie-Louise is a well-born young woman who has had to work for a living and is among the department-store staff who come to like Paul. She is warmly welcomed by Paul's mother when Dominique and Michel return from their honeymoon, bringing her with them as a surprise. The summary does not specify her exact position in the store's departments.
Michèle Philippe has 27 screen credits in a career dating back to 1945. Signature works include His Father's Portrait, Le Club des 400 coups, Wonderful Mentality. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
