Who plays Walter Tschanz in End of the Game?

Walter Tschanz is played by Jon Voight.

How is Walter Tschanz connected to other characters?

Walter Tschanz has 2 mapped relationships in End of the Game. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

Walter Tschanz — End of the Game Character Profile

About Walter Tschanz

Young and aggressive detective assigned to Lt. Schmied's murder. Initially frustrated by Commissioner Bärlach, he pursues leads involving industrialist Gastmann and develops a romance with Anna. Ultimately manipulated by Bärlach into shooting Gastmann and his bodyguards, he leaves in disgrace, abandons Anna, and drives off a bridge.

Walter Tschanz — Character Profile

Character Facts

Played by: Jon Voight
Appears in: End of the Game (1975)
Role: Protagonist

Relationships (2)

Walter Tschanz — Narrative Unwitting Assassin — Richard Gastmann (Robert Shaw)
Tschanz becomes the instrument of Gastmann's death, unaware of the commissioner's true design.
Walter Tschanz — Professional Subordinate — Hans Bärlach (Martin Ritt)
A young detective operating under the command of his senior police commissioner.

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Lamont Friedrich (Friedrich Dürrenmatt)
Nadine (Rita Calderoni)
Dr. Hungertobel (Norbert Schiller)
Clenin (Willy Hügli)
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