Auguste (played by Fernand Raynaud) is a protagonist in Auguste.
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. Françoise (played by Valérie Lagrange) appears in Auguste.
A rising starlette who is the central figure of a planned media stunt involving a fake drowning rescue in the Seine. Georges Flower (played by Jean Poiret) appears in Auguste.
A public relations officer who orchestrates a fake drowning rescue stunt to launch Françoise Martin's career, later pivoting to promote Auguste when he unexpectedly takes the spotlight.
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Characters
Auguste
(played by Fernand Raynaud) — protagonist
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.
Françoise
(played by Valérie Lagrange) — supporting
A rising starlette who is the central figure of a planned media stunt involving a fake drowning rescue in the Seine.
Georges Flower
(played by Jean Poiret) — supporting
A public relations officer who orchestrates a fake drowning rescue stunt to launch Françoise Martin's career, later pivoting to promote Auguste when he unexpectedly takes the spotlight.
Key Relationships
Auguste → Françoise
(Social Rescuer)
Georges Flower → Auguste
(Professional Publicist)
Georges Flower → Françoise
(Professional Publicist)
Story Analysis
A calculated PR scheme to launch a starlet backfires when an ordinary bank clerk becomes the accidental media darling.
