Vitrerie Joyal - All Characters

Maryse

Gaston

Pierre Corbeau

Serveur Saint-Hubert

Diane Joyal

André Joyal

Gars du syndicat #1

M. Boniface(as Patrick Emmanuel Abellard)

Josée/José

M. Iasenza

Jean Langlois

Client d'Alain #2

Femme au parc

Gars du syndicat #1/Homme du syndicat #2

Maire Valcourt

Philippe Joyal

Alain

Vincent Joyal

Chantal

Brenda

Sophie

M. Guimont - adjoint du maire

Caroline

Employé #1

Employé #2

Charles

Dr. Morad Ahmadi

Annie - femme de Gaston

Luc

Psychiatre

Commis quincaillerie

Francine Hétu

Monsieur Bédard

Solande - blonde d'André

Raymonde

Réal Blackburn

Homme du syndicat #1

Client transaction interminable

Client #1

M. Richer

Policier au parc

Cliente #2

Claude Breton

Client #3

Client âgé Gaston

Mme Breton

Jeune journaliste

Avocat de Langlois

Fille humoriste en pyjama

Jeune humoriste audition #1

Épouse de Jean

François - chum d'Alain

Mari de cliente #2

Couple qui baise Femme

Jeune humoriste audition #2

Femme rousse

Couple qui baise Homme

Serrurier

Gilles - comptable

Cliente âgée Gaston

Secrétaire hôtel de ville

Chum de Diane

Jeune humoriste

Vendeur rôle muet

Animatrice soirée d'humour

Femme client #3

Enfant au parc

Policier #1

Serveur

Policier #2

Oncle

Parte boy sur le balcon #1

Party boy sur le balcon #2

Membre de la famille(uncredited)
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