The ruthless, fugitive plastic surgeon (formerly Dr. Rossiter) who seizes control of a European circus. He surgically alters the faces of lowly criminals and outcasts to create an aesthetically stunning troupe, while systematically murdering anyone who threatens him or attempts to leave. Driven by narcissism and a god complex, he ultimately faces justice after a series of brutal killings.
Likely a German associate or official backing Volpone's operations.
Castle resident and doctor. He is seen kissing Suzanna, then confesses a truth to James about a past death. He is murdered by a gloved hand with a razor, and his body is later moved to the tomb.
A German figure connected to efforts to promote the German cause and influence visiting American senators toward neutrality. He is among the influential guests at the country gathering examined by Holmes, who suspects that Von Felseck’s stated purpose may not reveal his true intentions.
A German colonel serving under Gen. Schiller, Arndt enforces the order that Evans and the orchestra perform for the division. As the danger escalates, the prisoners face execution under his authority, adding urgency to Evans's decision to conduct and to the group's effort to escape.
Hans Grunwald pursues Tony Arzenta in Copenhagen as part of the pressure placed on Tony by the criminal organization. During this period, Tony rescues an abused woman and later survives a gunshot wound with help from people he encounters, placing Hans within the Copenhagen section of Tony’s flight and retaliation.
Medical professional or associate in Faceless.
A scientist who secretly conducts experiments in his castle, the Baron brings a creature to life and later transplants Paul Halpert's brain into its body. After Paul dies, he arranges for Paul's grave to be left unsealed and takes the body for his experiment. Christine confronts him, and he is arrested for body snatching.
The camp commandant who orders Helmut to stop performing for Jewish children and enforces the separation between prisoners. After Helmut is imprisoned in solitary confinement, the commandant assigns him to help load Jewish children onto trains, promising that his case will be reviewed.
The operator of an illegal London gambling club and the hidden head of the counterfeit ring. He uses Bill's involvement in the gang, orders thugs to follow Mike, and tries to have Mike killed. When police close in, Fraser forces Bill to fly him out of the country, but falls from the aircraft and dies when his altered parachute fails.
A high-ranking Stasi colonel in East Berlin who orchestrates the elaborate plan to replace CIA official Dan Slater with a surgically altered double named Kalmar in order to infiltrate American intelligence.
Carl Dieter is a local skier who helps Mary after she injures her ankle on the slopes, taking her to his cabin. Mark becomes jealous and convinces himself that Mary is having an affair with him. During the court proceedings, Dieter offers Mary his assistance should she ever need it.
Anton Diffring has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Dr. Orloff Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Circus of Horrors, The Man Who Could Cheat Death, Kill Rommel!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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