A voice-only family figure whose presence is limited and provides little direct influence on the central supernatural conflict.
Voice actor for a pirate crew member.
Short French emperor who leads a miniature army.
One of the two main Gaulish warriors who must foil the Roman plot to ensure the village's independence and restore the druid's sanity.
Le père de Jackie is her father and one of the people concerned about the direction of her life after Clotaire's return. He urges her to think about her future, while Jackie explains that the life she has been living does not feel like her own and that her feelings for Clotaire remain impossible to leave behind.
A Roman senator.
An ambitious journalist seeking a major scoop in Palombia. He partners with a local guide to track the mythical Marsupilami, overcomes interpersonal conflicts, and ultimately exposes the creature's existence on national television while helping rescue it and its eggs from the villains.
Jason repeatedly screams in the distance during a therapy session and later falls asleep on set. Crew members try to wake him for work, but he remains unresponsive as the film ends.
A driver and former police officer who plays flute in a band. He reconnects with Manie, deals with his fiancée's infidelity and decision to stay in the US, and reveals that his former partner finally caught the corrupt politician they pursued.
Gilbert is a married man who has spent 30 years with Suzanne and is the father of Lola. Tired of his mundane domestic life, he makes a bold decision to begin a new chapter and takes Thomas with him, hoping to keep his future son-in-law from falling into the same monotonous routine.
Luis Costa is a 43-year-old perfumer who enjoys a comfortable single life but is pressured by his family to marry within a year. He recruits Emma to pose as his fiancée and abandon him at the altar, then tries to turn his family against her. Falling in love with Emma ultimately makes him confess and reject their control.
Eccentric patron exploring complex themes of commitment, desire, and relationship ethics.
Alain Chabat has 136 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 16 cinematic universes — most prominently Kaamelott Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight, HOUBA! On the Trail of the Marsupilami, Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 16 universes
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