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Lenny Moss is Mario Benedetti's driver and right-hand man. He's a big brute with a menacing look, and he's quick to draw his gun.
Moss accompanies Benedetti everywhere, follows orders and passes the time filing his nails. He destroys with pleasure whatever he lays his hands on.
Daniel Rousse likes stories - you can even say he lives them!
Daniel played in "Gaz Bar Blues" and "La Grande Séduction." He also appeared recently in "Les Bougons." He'll be back on the screen with "L'incomparable Mademoiselle C."
But Daniel's stories unfold off-camera too. A literature enthusiast, his apartment looks like something out of an Agatha Christie novel. His walls are covered with all kinds of pictures big and small, and each piece of furniture recalls one of the author's characters. He scrounges every garage sale he finds to add to his collection, seeking out furniture that he can give new life to�with a little work.
Daniel lives out his adventures intensely, like the time when, stranded on a Brazilian island, he scaled a cliff as a vulture circled above his head...
But certain stories you just can't make up. Daniel admits that he loses all control when he sees a pint of milk, unable to keep himself from gulping it all down. He also collects buttons from shirt-cuffs and arranges them neatly in a jewelry box - a substitute for the treasure chest he's been dreaming of finding since his childhood.
