A driver who enters the clinic after the party and consumes leftover drinks. He is murdered by the killer, who pushes him into an iron-maiden-like device, causing his blood to pour out.
Cinema projectionist providing background setting in The Boss.
Hotel staff managing accommodations for characters in Caliber 9.
An academic consulted by Inspector Dannick regarding the mysterious symbols on Greta's medallion. He explains their Incan origins as a formula to resurrect royalty and notes Franz von Holstein's past research into the code. He provides Dannick with Franz's address, advancing the investigation.
Giovanni Bozzi is one of the people found dead in the series of killings. The investigator follows clues into Bozzi's wartime past, asking two elderly sisters about parties, a woman who lived with him, and her children. Their recollections leave the connection to Esmeralda Messori unresolved.
A commercial director with a small role in the comedy.
The Doctor observes the effect of the murders on Lionello and says that the killings have badly shaken him. He also comments on Lionello's fragile nerves, providing a medical perspective that strengthens the uncertainty surrounding Lionello's mental condition and the possibility that he may be responsible.
The Ispettore sanitario is a government health inspector who audits hospital operations and represents bureaucratic oversight of the staff. His discovery marks a turning point in the hospital's affairs; the protagonist is subsequently promoted to deputy director. The inspector's role contrasts with the cynical practices that the protagonist has adopted.
Fernando Cerulli has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently The Milieu Trilogy with 2 titles. Signature works include Watch Me When I Kill, Apocalypse Joe, I'll Fix America and Be Right Back. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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