Dutchbat sergeant who helps smuggle Aïda's family into the base.
The central character, a former professional criminal who claims to have reformed and now works honestly. His attempted respectable life collapses when he becomes involved in a cocaine deal, suffers apparent amnesia, participates in the depot robbery, and tries to protect the stolen drugs and his wedding plans.
Michiel's father and the town mayor, who appears to collaborate with the Germans to maintain order. He is arrested and executed by the Germans as a reprisal for a dead soldier, refusing to accept release at the cost of another villager's life.
Male Interrogator participates in the investigation into the dead woman discovered in the loft. The questioning frames the story and places Matthias Stevens under scrutiny, while the men’s conflicting statements and planned alibis reveal the danger posed by the investigation.
A resistance operative who initially runs a fund for escaped sailors. He convinces Wally van Hall to establish a parallel financial network for Amsterdam's resistance. He is later captured and executed by the Germans after visiting a compromised safe house.
Law enforcement or rival figure, operating within the criminal ecosystem.
Carmen's ex-husband navigating the complex emotional and legal repercussions of her return to the Netherlands.
The Huisbaas is Rika and Waldemar’s landlord after their son Waldy is born. He terminates their rental because of Rika’s extramarital relationship, particularly her relationship with a dark-skinned Surinamese man. His decision forces the family to leave their lodging and roam the streets with the baby until they find another place to stay.
The legendary historical swordsman whose missing sword is the ultimate target of the treasure hunt and the family's decades-long quest.
Robert van Laren is Casper’s estranged father, a traveling photographer who has spent years away from home. He explains that constant travel prevents him from feeling trapped and admits that witnessing suffering made him afraid of fatherhood. After reconnecting with Casper, he remains emotionally distant, especially because he never opened Marit van Riel’s letters.
Raymond Thiry has 77 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Ferry Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Black Out, Drone, Night by Night. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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