Character Relationships in The ComDads

François Pignon (played by Pierre Richard) is a protagonist in The ComDads. A timid former teacher who was on the verge of suicide when contacted by the boy's mother. She tells him the runaway is his son and asks him to search for him. He joins forces with the other lover to find the boy. Jean Lucas (played by Gérard Depardieu) is a protagonist in The ComDads. A tough journalist investigating the Mafia. He is one of the mother's former lovers contacted to locate her runaway teenage son. After meeting the other lover, they find the boy and both argue over who is the biological father. Christine Martin (played by Anny Duperey) appears in The ComDads. The mother of the teenage runaway. She contacts her two former lovers, telling each that the boy is his son, and asks them to help find him. Her revelation to each man privately drives the story's resolution. Paul Martin (played by Michel Aumont) appears in The ComDads. The boy's actual father, described as ineffective at finding his runaway son. Despite his initial failure to locate him, he ultimately reconciles with Tristan at the end of the story. Tristan Martin (played by Stéphane Bierry) appears in The ComDads. The teenage boy who ran away from home. He is located by his mother's two former lovers. Privately tells each man that his mother believes he is his father, ultimately choosing to adopt both as his fathers. Milan (played by Philippe Khorsand) appears in The ComDads.

Character Relationship Map: The ComDads

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Story Analysis

A runaway son orchestrates a reunion between his mother's former lovers and his ineffective father.

Plot Progression

  1. The Runaway Crisis
  2. The Search Alliance
  3. The Paternity War
  4. Reconciliation and Resolution

Directed by Francis Veber

The ComDads (1983) · 6.6/10 · comedy

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q2425788), public domain (CC0).