Wife of Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels. She remains in the bunker with her husband and six children, refusing Hitler's final plea to escape. After Hitler's suicide, she poisons her children with cyanide capsules and then commits suicide with her husband.
A jealous antagonist witch who attempts to sabotage Bibi's recognition. She deliberately drops Bibi's award and substitutes it with her own crystal ball, which secretly holds a stolen potion formula. She subsequently vows revenge and actively seeks to reclaim the ball.
A 60-year-old woman who successfully planned and drove her son's musical career. When he becomes unreachable before his debut, she purchases all remaining concert tickets and hands them out to strangers. Her intense efforts to ensure a successful evening ultimately cause events to spiral completely out of control.
Maggie is a woman still living with the loss of her husband, who disappeared sixteen years earlier, and the life they shared. Facing loneliness and the possible loss of her apartment, she objects to Chris's illegal child-placement schemes. She and Chris grow close, share a home, and move toward marriage, while her painful past with Roland resurfaces.
A member of the group of retired agents involved in the Cuba mission.
Prof. Dr. Petra Paul is the head doctor of the psychiatric hospital treating Martin. She recommends that he stop touring and recover under her care, confronts his refusal to follow therapy, transfers him to the closed unit after the party, and later agrees to his release after appeals from Mathilde and his father.
Valerie is Simon's mother and the central investigator in the story. After their final phone call ends abruptly, she searches his apartment, questions the police, examines his photographs and letters, follows leads about his car and possible travel, and ultimately receives the news of his death.
Charlotte is a 60-year-old woman who leaves her old life behind at a motorway pull-in and sets off on a road trip with her granddaughter Jo and a dead cat. The journey becomes a self-determined new beginning as she faces her fears and embraces life’s surprises. Her husband Paul catches up with her, but must learn to dream again if he hopes to win her back.
Gudrun is the birthday celebrant and Lara’s mother. She is glad that Lara has returned but struggles to show it, and their relationship remains strained. When she learns that others have discussed selling the former orphanage without telling her, she feels betrayed and refuses to accept that it should simply be sold. An argument with Werner is followed by an accident that leaves her with a concussion and shock.
Selma is Luise’s grandmother and the source of the village’s fearful prophecy. She dreams of a rare okapi, an omen the villagers understand to mean that someone will die. When the premonition comes true, its consequences turn Luise’s childhood upside down and drive the central story.
Eliane Richter is a Munich-based interior designer and the mother of Lili Richter. After the death of her son, she commissions Max Hollander to paint a portrait using photographs and videos, hoping to memorialize him. Though disappointed by the result, she gradually accepts it and begins coping with her loss.
Maria is the prison psychologist who believes problems can be solved through conversation rather than violence. During Oskar's escape, she convinces him to give up his weapon and promises to meet him after release. She influences his transformation, but later dies in a Mexican standoff.
Corinna Harfouch has 118 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Bibi Blocksberg Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Downfall, Dying, Lara. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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