Pierre Brochant is a fictional character from the French play "Le Dîner de Cons," written by Francis Veber. He is a wealthy publishing executive known for his arrogance and love of making fun of others. Brochant organizes a dinner party where each guest must bring an "idiot" to entertain the others. Throughout the story, Brochant's plans unravel when he invites François Pignon, an unsuspecting tax accountant who unwittingly turns the tables on him. The play explores themes of social status, intelligence, and the consequences of underestimating others.