A monstrous creature active in Ecalia. It kills the villain Licos by strangling him as he attempts to flee with Queen Deianira as a hostage. The monster is subsequently slain by Hercules during the rescue.
A wealthy heiress whom the grandmother wants the protagonist to marry. He courts her but is ultimately more drawn to his childhood friend.
Carmelina is Nicolino’s beloved and the daughter of donna Amalia and Gaetano. Her family prepares for her marriage to Nicolino, but a pregnancy announcement and a birth certificate identifying her as a man throw the plans into confusion; Carmelina insists she is a woman, and her mother recalls an old error in the document.
Mother of the Covelli family. Shares the family's affluent status and resides in Cortina and Sardinia during the holidays. She and her husband are surprised to discover their younger son Roberto's homosexuality later in the narrative.
Carla is Barone Luigi Fontana's daughter and Aldo Maggi's beloved. She confronts her father after he dismisses Aldo for personal reasons, rejects his judgment that Aldo is a scoundrel, and declares that she will leave with Aldo. Their separation does not erase her feelings.
Doretta is a gracious flower seller at Piazza di Spagna who meets Lello and Mario after they arrive in Rome. She initially falls for Lello and helps the newcomers navigate the city's challenges alongside Silvia. After Mario's paintings attract buyers and the men's fortunes appear to reverse, Doretta's affections shift to Mario.
Rossella Como has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1956. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Vacanze di Natale Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Best, Please Don't Shoot Your Gun, The Tall Women. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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