Fernand is a gentle Frenchman who inherits a saloon in Texas from his American uncle and travels there by stagecoach. After Richardson is murdered, the hotel manager and his wife accuse him, and he is handed over to the sheriff to be hanged. His knowledge of a treasure makes him a target for Walter Black, while Orissa's love consoles him.
A mild-mannered bank employee who unexpectedly jumps into the Seine to save Françoise Martin, mistakenly becoming the sudden media darling instead of the intended Hollywood actor.
Fernand is the central figure, a bank employee whose involvement with Renée brings him toward marriage and a meeting with her family. His relatives expect him to help with a planned bank-vault robbery. His grandmother's account places him at an earlier robbery by coincidence, and she notes his unusually strong visual memory; he later disguises himself to meet his father at a hotel.
Fernand Raynaud has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Signature works include It's Not My Business, Happy Arenas, L'Auvergnat et l'Autobus. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
