Fatima, Bath Attendant of the Hamman, read more on Who is Who..
It was said that Fatima was the ugliest of woman in the eyes of Abou-al-Khayr - but she was more skilful than anyone, to change a work-worn mule into a sprightly mare with a gleaming coat! She set to work and called Catherine "Light of Dawn". She told Catherine she would not leave, until she was fit for her masters bed! But Fatima was sly, in her mind, the white blonde slave, was too beautiful to spent the rest of her days with the old Abou - and she took contact with Moryama, the Harems Mistress! A week later she took Catherine to the Al Hamra to meet Morayma, to which Catherine had agreed - her only chance to get near Arnaud, to snatch her from the hands of the beautiful, but cruel Princess Zobeïda. Even though Fatima "tricked" Abou, (she received a pile of gold dinars for selling "Light of Dawn" to the Harem) ...she delivered "a golden basket" sent by Abou  - where Catherine found the "Montsalvy dagger, a glass phial and a letter"!

 Dane Bellany  played Fatima in "Catherine Il suffit d'un amour

Fero, gypsy chieftain - second husband of Catherine... † 1433   read more on Who is Who..
young and handsome gypsy who falls in love with Catherine. She was hiding in his camp to get into the castle at Amboise. To save her mission, Catherine agrees to marry him in the fall of 1433. She is shortly afterwards arrested by Gilles de Rais men. Madly in love with "Tchalaï" he enters the castle and tries to save his wife. He dies while he is being tortured - by the order of Catherine de la Trémoille. This the reason, Catherine smashes the little flask, containing a love potion for the Comtesse and gets on the spot arrested and put into a cell, to await her death!

Christian Rauth played Fero the Gypsy Lord in "Catherine Il suffit d'un amour

Fortunat, read more on Who is Who..
young soldier from Gascogne, one of Escornebeouf's men. (sent by Xaintrailles to protect his friends, on their return to Montsalvy - when Arnaud had fallen in disgrace with the King). He worshipped his master Arnaud de Montsalvy, whose squire he became.

Philippe Nahot played Fortunat in the TV-Adaption of Catherine, Il suffit d'un amour


the role of Fortunat is slightly changed to his favour in the TV-Series Catherine Il suffit d'un amour. In "Catherine and a time to love" - he is last mentioned. As in the tv adaption, he is as ever very faithful to the Montsalvy's and appears until the end of the film.