Georges Charron is the pompous and wealthy publisher of François Merlin's novels. In François's imagined spy stories, he becomes Colonel Karpov, the head of the Albanian secret service and a threatening villain who menaces Tatiana.
The newly appointed judge whose decision to shut down a cheese factory triggers the main plot, and who has a preference for married women.
Resistance prisoner held in the Milan detention facility. His convictions and ideals contribute to Bardone's moral awakening and decision to embrace the heroic identity.
The presiding judge at Giulia’s trial. He is moved by her plea, grants her request for a final sexual encounter, and later accepts her bribery to acquit her.
Er Cinese is a local figure whom Nino encounters at the tavern and whose welcome acknowledges Nino's power after his return. Although he is connected to Nino's neighborhood circle, the provided plot gives him no direct role in the murder investigation or the planned duel.
Commissar Magrini is the police investigator assigned to the kidnapping case after being called back from preparations for a vacation. He oversees efforts to monitor the families, control communications, prevent unauthorized negotiations, and investigate the organized criminal network behind the ransom demand.
The police commissioner investigating Rizzo and the crimes around him. He tells Guido that the investigation found no link between Rizzo and a bus attack, and later hears Guido offer to tell him everything about Rizzo. Russo confronts Rizzo with his attorney, connecting the airport heist to the death of the man who owned Rizzo's garage.
Police chief overseeing investigations related to the mafia activities in The Boss.
Cindy's father, Harry gives her money on her eighteenth birthday for a recording session, hoping she can make a demo and pursue a singing career. He also decides that she must travel to Rome with Muriel, Liz, and Carol, despite Muriel's strong objection.
A bizarre and aggressive police figure who alternates between a suspicious imposter and an official officer, driving much of the film's chaos.
Mariantonia's husband, a peripheral figure in a story involving marriage and wartime separation.
Supporting figure in The Automobile, involved in car-related social dynamics.
Vittorio Caprioli has 115 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Zibaldone - Collezione with 2 titles. Signature works include The Magnificent One, The School Teacher, When Women Were Called Virgins. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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