Bandi Netflix Cast: Full Actor and Character Guide

The Bandi Netflix cast is led by Djody Grimeau as Kylian Lafleur, Rodney Dijon as Kingsley Lafleur and Ambre Bozza as Annabelle Lafleur. The French Caribbean series uses a large ensemble because the story is built around the Lafleur family, a group of siblings whose individual choices pull them in different directions.

This cast guide stays focused on the actors and the characters they play. It covers the main Lafleur siblings first, followed by the supporting figures connected to Kylian and Kingsley.

For more Netflix crime ensembles, read our Blood Coast Netflix cast guide and A Normal Family Netflix cast guide.

Bandi cast list at a glance

ActorCharacter / role
Djody GrimeauKylian Lafleur, also known as Milord
Rodney DijonKingsley Lafleur
Ambre BozzaAnnabelle Lafleur
Cédric CamilleMarvin Lafleur
Amah FofanaAmbre Lafleur
Hay-Lee-Jah CalocLéo Lafleur
Kahela BorvalCassandra Lafleur
Teyvan MisatMathis Lafleur
Liyem LostauThaïs Lafleur
Nahel DemarNolan Lafleur
William Paul-JosephNathanaël Lafleur
Lucas PernockFatso
Patrick TriesteSherKhan
Jonathan ZaccaïAlex Croquet

The main Bandi cast and Lafleur family

Djody Grimeau as Kylian Lafleur, also known as Milord

Kylian is the central member of the Lafleur family and the character most closely connected to the series’ criminal world. Grimeau gives Kylian a controlled, watchful presence, showing a young man who tries to appear several steps ahead even when pressure is closing in.

Rodney Dijon as Kingsley Lafleur

Kingsley, often called King, is another major Lafleur sibling. Dijon plays him with greater outward force and impatience than Kylian, which helps distinguish the brothers even when their goals overlap.

Ambre Bozza as Annabelle Lafleur

Annabelle is one of the older Lafleur siblings and an important part of the family’s day-to-day survival. Bozza brings practicality, emotion and independence to a character who cannot simply stand on the sidelines.

Cédric Camille as Marvin Lafleur

Marvin is a Lafleur sibling whose circumstances make him another important part of the family ensemble. Camille’s performance adds tension to the household because Marvin has his own limits, loyalties and frustrations.

Amah Fofana as Ambre Lafleur

Ambre is one of the younger members of the Lafleur family. Fofana helps make the crowded household feel like a real group of siblings rather than a background detail.

Hay-Lee-Jah Caloc as Léo Lafleur

Léo is another younger Lafleur sibling. Caloc’s role becomes especially useful in showing how the actions of the older siblings affect every age group inside the family.

Kahela Borval as Cassandra Lafleur

Cassandra is part of the Lafleur household and is sometimes referred to as Cass. Borval gives the family story another distinct personality and point of view.

The younger Lafleur siblings

  • Teyvan Misat plays Mathis Lafleur.
  • Liyem Lostau plays Thaïs Lafleur.
  • Nahel Demar plays Nolan Lafleur.
  • William Paul-Joseph plays Nathanaël Lafleur.

These younger characters do not all receive the same amount of screen time, but they are essential to the size and emotional weight of the Lafleur family. Their presence explains why the choices made by Kylian, Kingsley, Annabelle and Marvin carry consequences beyond the older siblings.

Supporting Bandi cast members

Lucas Pernock as Fatso

Fatso is connected to the criminal side of the series and repeatedly crosses paths with the Lafleur family. Pernock gives the character a street-level energy that contrasts with Kylian’s more calculated style.

Patrick Trieste as SherKhan

SherKhan is a powerful figure in the local criminal network. Trieste plays him as someone whose reputation matters before he even enters a scene.

Jonathan Zaccaï as Alex Croquet

Alex Croquet is one of the most recognisable adult figures in the supporting cast. Zaccaï brings authority and experience to a role that expands the world beyond the Lafleur household. The actor is also known for Downton Abbey: A New Era and The Bureau.

The large Bandi cast works because the actors playing the Lafleur siblings feel connected without becoming interchangeable. Djody Grimeau, Rodney Dijon and Ambre Bozza anchor the ensemble, while the younger performers make the family’s size and vulnerability believable.

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