African refugee family member squatting in Renner's Paris apartment. Police prevent Renner from evicting them until winter, forcing him to return to his estranged family.
Criminal associate in European underworld.
Supporting character in the Hitman narrative.
A board member of private security firm Antropa.
A vengeful Libyan former Special Forces operative whose parents were killed by terrorist Salah Al-Din. After escaping police custody, he is kidnapped by the CIA and coerced into hunting Al-Din's network. He kills an undercover target and is ultimately executed by Alex Boe on a rooftop to avenge his victim.
The ruthless leader of a mercenary group that purchased fake counterfeiting plates. After discovering the deception, his crew chases Cash and later attempts to seize him during the diamond heist chaos.
Mercenary and heist accomplice who escapes prison seven years later. He recognizes a paparazzo photo of Laure, kills a woman connected to her, and teams up with Racine to exact revenge. In the dream sequence, he throws Laure off a bridge, but is later indirectly killed by a truck in reality.
Balthasar is one of the three Magi journeying toward Judaea in response to the great star. With the other Magi, he speaks to Herod about the newborn Messiah, visits the stable after the birth, offers a gift to the infant, and refuses to reveal the child's location after recognizing Herod's dangerous intentions.
Sheik Asaid is a figure in the conflict whose murder becomes a pivotal event in the unresolved investigation. After his death, Kabbah says Michael shot him and points to a button as evidence. The transcript ends before that evidence is examined, so the circumstances of the killing remain unconfirmed.
Background police officer assisting lead detectives in French thriller investigations.
Adama is the drug lord pursuing the cocaine hidden at Saïd’s sawmill. Furious at the betrayal, he kills people who defy him, watches Moussa die, cuts off the household’s contact with police, and hunts Saïd, Yanis, and Sarah. He later tries to kill Sarah, but Saïd arrives and kills him.
The police captain leading the high-risk raid to avenge a fallen colleague. He serves as the central protagonist, struggling to maintain order and authority while ultimately forging a pragmatic, uneasy alliance between his captured officers and the imprisoned criminals to survive the zombie outbreak.
Ériq Ebouaney has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Lucifer Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Bastille Day, 3 Days to Kill, Transporter 3. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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