Elia is a wealthy, witty farmer and a grumpy loner who resists his housekeeper's attempts to find him a suitable wife. After Lisa arrives at his farm, he repeatedly tries to drive her away despite being attracted to her. He later realizes he loves Lisa, publicly declares it, and marries her.
Click is a photographer living at the Pension Violetta who gives Carmen a bag and becomes connected to Palmambrogio's search for his missing wallet and money. He presents himself as an accomplished paparazzo, claiming that his photographs can reveal more than conventional journalism, and introduces Palmambrogio to Ludovica.
Inventor of virtually indestructible armored glass. After losing his fortune to his estranged wife Petula for a divorce, he becomes temporarily mute following a crash. Adopting his butler's name as an alias, he becomes a master thief to win the affection of a pickpocket named Tilli, ultimately outsmarting his ex-wife using counterfeit money.
A young Italian con man who accidentally escapes prison alongside Philip Bang. Mistaken for Bang by Belle Duke's men, he is coerced into helping free the veteran thief. He becomes Bang's partner, romances Charlotte, and masterminds the swampland scam, faking his own death and orchestrating a double bluff to escape with Charlotte and the stolen money.
A deeply misogynistic nobleman who believes women only bring trouble to men. Offended by the innkeeper, he falls under her calculated spell as a lesson, publicly admits his love, and is ultimately cruelly rejected to punish his attitude.
The protagonist and feared knife king of his Roman neighborhood, Nino returns from prison after a lack of evidence and quickly reasserts his authority. He challenges Augusto, courts Rosa Turbine, promises to marry her, and arranges a formal duel despite his injury and the conflict with his wedding plans.
Rugantino is the central figure, a foolish and unlucky man whose romantic hopes repeatedly fail. He is in love with Rosetta, a young married woman who appears drawn to his innocence and ineptitude. After being accused of murdering a Roman nobleman, he is imprisoned, sentenced to death, and ultimately beheaded.
Adriano Celentano has 70 screen credits in a career dating back to 1959. Signature works include Ace, The Taming of the Scoundrel, He's Worse than Me. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
