Baron von Sepper — Bluebeard Character Profile

About Baron von Sepper

A WWI veteran fighter pilot and notorious ladykiller in 1930s Austria known for his blue-tinged beard. He publicly maintains an image as a devout Catholic war hero and patriotic Fatherland Front member, while secretly concealing two dark pasts: the mysterious deaths of all his previous wives and his role in instigating a pogrom against a Jewish community during the Austrian Civil War.

Baron von Sepper — Character Profile

Character Facts

Played by

Richard Burton

Appears in

Bluebeard (1972)

Role

Protagonist

Relationships (10)

• Baron von Sepper — friend — Von Sepper's Friend (Kurt Großkurth)
• Baron von Sepper — Conflict Rival — Sergio (Edward Meeks)

  Potential romantic rival

• Baron von Sepper — Professional Client — A Prostitute (Sybil Danning)

  Paid relationship

• Baron von Sepper — Family Husband — Caroline (Agostina Belli)

  Married couple with mysterious circumstances

• Baron von Sepper — Family Husband — Greta (Karin Schubert)

  Married couple with mysterious circumstances

• Baron von Sepper — Family Husband — Brigitte (Marilù Tolo)

  Married couple with mysterious circumstances

• Baron von Sepper — Family Husband — Erika (Nathalie Delon)

  Married couple with mysterious circumstances

• Baron von Sepper — Family Husband — Elga (Virna Lisi)

  Married couple with mysterious circumstances

• Baron von Sepper — Family Husband — Magdalena (Raquel Welch)

  Married couple with mysterious circumstances

• Baron von Sepper — Family Husband — Anne (Joey Heatherton)

  Married couple with mysterious circumstances

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• Anne (Joey Heatherton)
• Magdalena (Raquel Welch)
• Elga (Virna Lisi)
• Greta's Father (Jean Lefebvre)
• Erika (Nathalie Delon)
• Von Sepper's Friend (Kurt Großkurth)
• The Coroner (Dennis Burgess)
• Brigitte (Marilù Tolo)
• The Doctor (Sándor Szabó)
• Rosa (Doka Bukova)
• Greta's Mother (Erica Schramm)
• Friend of von Sepper (Karl-Otto Alberty)