A carefree and unruly member of the improvised athletic group, participating in chaotic preparations, competitions, escapes, and the unexpected pursuit of Olympic glory.
Core troupe member known for distinctive voice and comedic timing in ensemble casts.
Lead comedian of Les Charlots, known for slapstick humor and energetic performances.
WWII veteran's son involved in the treasure hunt adventure.
Co-owner of an antique shop and member of Les Charlots. Helps deliver the kidnapped Ariane to the train, pursues Lepope to Romania, and calls the police at the castle to save his friends.
Former factory chief of staff and loyal friend who joins odd jobs and gang schemes.
Valet to Aramis, clever but often caught in comedic mishaps.
Quartet member known for deadpan delivery and naive reactions, frequently targets of pranks.
Steady companion and former chief of staff, known for his deadpan reactions to chaotic events.
Loyal valet known for his distinctive personality and service.
One of the Charlots, a rugby player and friend, involved in the group's adventures and schemes.
Another member of the migrant/refugee group brought to the South-West by Pierrot. Alongside Hussein, he adapts to the rural setting, experiences the village's hospitality, and participates in the cultural and social dynamics of the electoral campaign.
Jean Sarrus has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Les Charlots - Saga with 13 titles. Signature works include Stadium Nuts, From Hong Kong with Love, Rookies Go to War. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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