Tuco's estranged brother who runs a local monastery.
Violent enforcer within El Indio's criminal organization.
A far-left newspaper journalist and old friend of Inspector Rogas. Despite political differences, he respects Rogas' integrity. He helps Rogas arrange a meeting with Communist leader Amar, secretly witnesses the aftermath of the investigations, and ultimately negotiates with party leadership to suppress the truth for political stability.
Renata's husband and partner in a scheme to secure the bay's ownership. He questions Simone, temporarily leaves his wife, and later murders Simone and Franco Ventura to eliminate witnesses. He burns the signed documents before accidentally shooting himself and his wife.
A wealthy banker who is secretly the leader of the outlaw gang. He frames Ryan, orchestrates attacks, and is recognized as the fourth outlaw. Killed by Ryan during the final shootout.
Pollicut is a corrupt Utah banker and judge of peace who once helped murder Silence's parents. He places bounties on local thieves to profit from their property, exploits Pauline, attempts to rape her, and is eventually overpowered and killed by Silence.
A decadent, abusive patriarch whose alcoholism and voyeurism drive the film's psychological terror. He covers up murders, commits brutal acts, and becomes the primary target of his wife's intricate revenge plot.
An associate within Captain Ross's criminal network, assisting in the smuggling logistics and coercion operations.
A former inspector who independently investigates the embassy murder. He studies newspaper clippings, questions people connected with the case, confronts a suspect, and investigates Mandel's dismissal and broken glasses.
Philip is an old acquaintance of Marcel who confronts him in Geneva and accuses him of murdering Suzanne. His accusation revives Marcel’s troubled past and causes Marcel to suspect that Philip is responsible for the threats and harassment directed at him and Deborah.
Local pharmacist and womanizer whose death threats trigger the plot. He is murdered alongside Antonio Roscio while hunting. His killing initially misdirects suspicion toward a servant's family, but Laurana's research reveals it was merely a diversion to hide Roscio's actual murder.
Inspector Stavros is the police investigator handling the murders in Athens alongside John Stanley. He questions Peter Lynch, helps develop the theory that Kurt Baumer faked his death, and participates in the plan designed to expose the real criminal. After Peter is killed, Stavros assists Cléo Dupont's recovery and departure.
Luigi Pistilli has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Dollars Trilogy with 2 titles. Signature works include The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, For a Few Dollars More, A Bay of Blood. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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