German fortress commander
Trayne is the organizer of the jewel robbery and directs the preparations, including arranging for Graham to impersonate a royal guard officer. He gives King an address where he can seek help, then later plans to escape by helicopter with the real jewels, leaving the other conspirators with decoys before the plan begins to unravel.
Marek is an Austro-Hungarian cavalry lieutenant whose older self recounts the story in the film's framing narrative. Assigned to a town near Edith's home, he spends time with her at her father's request, unaware that she loves him. Guilt leads him to feign love and promise marriage, but he later denies their engagement to fellow officers, with tragic consequences.
Wolf is a charming but chronically short-of-money man whom Trude Krüger intends to marry. Herr Krüger opposes the match, calling Wolf penniless and without prospects, but Trude defends him and gives him small sums. Wolf and Trude plot together to advance their romantic plans.
An artist commissioned to paint Francesca, whom she falls in love with. He encourages her independence, rescues her from Nicholas's oppressive household after the piano accident, and initially opposes further treatment. He represents her desire for artistic freedom and personal autonomy.
Heilicke is a German lieutenant who requisitions Emad's hotel after the British retreat. Initially unmoved by Yasmin's charms, he hosts the visiting Arabs and asks to meet their sheiks. He later disguises himself as an Arab to scout the French, then clashes with Randall and Cheyne in the desert.
A Polish political cartoonist whom the party meets in Geneva, Felix later competes with François for Joan's affection. He tries to become her top English pupil and takes extra lessons from Brigid. After a misunderstanding involving Joan and the other men, he joins them in a drunken reconciliation at The Sanctuary's bar.
Lyne is the figure at the center of Tarling’s investigation into possible drug dealings concealed by the respectable reputation of Lyne & Co. Anne suggests he may have directed Keene to frame her, and Ling Chu seeks revenge on him after his daughter is murdered. Lyne is found dead, and Tarling investigates whether he was killed at Anne’s home.
Anna's cold, correct and politically ambitious husband, a senior government official. Bound by convention and unable to express tenderness, he responds to proof of his wife's infidelity with wounded pride and legal formality. He refuses her a divorce and, after she leaves him, keeps control of their son.
Paul Ravitch, also known as Schleger, is a man connected to the evidence surrounding Simon Van Halder's conviction. Anna searches for him while investigating the witnesses, and he later approaches her under his assumed identity, posing as a helpful acquaintance. His friendly manner conceals his connection to the case, though he admits knowing she is watched.
Hans Berger's superior, who pressures him because Werner von Basil continues to keep the location of the hidden art treasures secret after six weeks of isolation. When Berger's efforts fail, Hartmann tries on his own to break von Basil's will.
Louis is the charming, handsome man Marcelle says was once her partner; he later proved to be a thief and murderer and was imprisoned. After learning he had escaped, Marcelle fled to England, where she sought a husband. He finds her and waits with a pistol for Andrew Scott; during their struggle, Louis falls from a balcony to his death.
Albert Lieven has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Navarone Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Hobby, Geisterkomödie, Traitor's Gate. 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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