Alfred Kiss is a police inspector marked by war trauma who becomes one of Sigmund Freud's key allies. He helps Freud confront and investigate the murders, conspiracies, revenges, and supernatural events that unfold after the séance, bringing investigative support to Freud's developing psychological approach.
This character is associated with the phone service and comes to the Schobers' home while they are destroying their possessions. The visitor tells them that the phone must be put back on the line. Georg responds by muffling the phone and doorbell bells with cotton.
Ewald is the central figure, an Austrian man described as a non-offending pedophile who travels to Romania and teaches judo to boys. The film follows his life and activities there, making him the narrative focus and the character through whom the drama’s ethical and social tensions are presented.
Rudi is Victor's childhood friend who is regarded as German under the racial laws. He joins the NSDAP and SS, becomes engaged to Lena, and later escorts Victor from the camp. After the crash, Victor assumes his identity, while Rudi wears prisoner's clothing; after the war, he reopens the Kaufmann gallery and tries to atone.
A violent gangster who enters the story and threatens Erik, Julia, and Linda. His aggression is the primary force that unravels Erik's ideal world.
Edi is an Austrian alpinist who follows Toni and Andreas up the Eiger’s North Face alongside Willy. When Willy suffers a concussion and later a severe leg injury, Edi continues the ascent with him and then joins Toni and Andreas in trying to lower him through worsening weather. Edi is ultimately killed by an avalanche during the group’s dangerous descent.
Dante Otto is Jakob's older brother and longtime criminal partner. Once presented as Jakob's only ally and a protective figure, he persuades Jakob to pursue a larger criminal scheme by posing as members of an Albanian organization. His choices draw them into escalating violence, and Jakob ultimately realizes that he trusted Dante too deeply.
A fellow inmate sentenced to 20 years for murder. He initially bonds with Hans in 1945 by covering his camp tattoo. In 1957, he comforts Hans after Oskar's suicide. By 1968, he struggles with severe drug addiction, but Hans helps him detox, leading to a close, supportive relationship between them.
Georg's former schoolmate. He assists Georg in renovating and operating a disused roller coaster track, providing a creative outlet and a sense of purpose after Georg's sudden unemployment.
Antagonistic vampire with dark ambitions and supernatural power
Ronny is one of the associates confronting Frank after the central deal begins to fail. Alongside Oxana, he questions Frank about the missing money and missing dog, contributing to the growing distrust within the group. His actions reflect the wider breakdown of cooperation around Frank's scheme and Atris's demand for a fair share.
A character appearing in the first film.
Georg Friedrich has 86 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Wicked Games Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Wicked Games, Sparta, Freud. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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