Fania offers to guide Maciste as he searches for the source of the evil. She is attracted to him, and that attraction threatens to distract him from his mission, though he resists and continues his search. Her role is tied to Maciste's journey rather than to the court's judgment of Young Martha Gunt.
A prostitute whose murder sets the story's investigation in motion, Carla is the sister of the woman who pursues the case herself. The police investigation later uses Carla's help to trap and kill the murderer, making her central to the resolution as well as the crime that begins the plot.
Carmencita is among the women at Don Luis’s castle celebration and is expected to marry Don Diego. After learning that the masked prisoner was caught while trying to free his wife, she agrees to marry Don Diego only if he saves the prisoner. Her condition makes the marriage depend on Don Diego’s decision.
Supporting figure in the Hercules saga, involved in courtly schemes and aiding the protagonists in Lydia.
A wealthy woman whose villa Carlo uses to fake his affluent lifestyle. Initially amused by his deception and plays along, she later becomes his lover before orchestrating a theft frame-up to end the relationship.
Hélène Chanel has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1959. Their work is anchored in the Hercules (Alan Steel) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Hercules of the Desert, The Witch's Curse, Death Rides Along. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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