Boss Huller’s wife and an acrobat. She protests when he leaves, reminds him of his responsibility toward their family, and later appeals to the minister of justice for clemency while continuing to hope for his release.
Margot Lüdecke is Gottlieb Lüdecke’s daughter and Erich Flottmann’s beloved. She defends Erich when he is accused of stealing a handbag and watch, explains that the watch was his gift, and pleads with Gottlieb not to condemn an innocent man. After Erich’s release, she hopes her father will accept their marriage.
A loved one or close friend from the protagonist's past. She serves as a grounding connection as he navigates the transformations of his hometown and confronts the changes that occurred during his absence.
Maly Delschaft has 80 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Signature works include The Last Laugh, The Right to Live, The Benthin Family. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
