It seems you might be combining two different things! In (1998), there isn't actually a character named "Xerxes."
Godefroy is proud and stubborn. Xerxes is infinitely more so. When Jacquouille (having switched back) sneaks into the Persian palace to retrieve the crystal fragment, he accidentally insults the king’s beard. Xerxes’ response—to order the execution of every bald man in the empire—is a perfect comedic escalation. It mirrors the medieval absurdity (like Jacquouille being sentenced to the guillotine for refusing to pay TV license tax) but on an epic, historical scale. les visiteurs 2 les couloirs du temps xerxes
Si Jacquouille a le monopole de "Sire, ça turlupine !", Xerxes répond avec des perles d’absurdité qui ont traversé les décennies : It seems you might be combining two different things
Xerxes is the massive, imposing (Grand Danois) belonging to the modern-day descendants of the Montmirail family. In the sequel, he is primarily seen alongside Cora de Montmirail (played by Claire Nadeau). When Jacquouille (having switched back) sneaks into the
Fans of French cinema often look for the names of the animal actors. While the human stars are household names, the trainers and the specific dog that played Xerxes remain part of the film's deeper trivia lore. Legacy of the Character
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