Marquard Bohm

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Characters played by Marquard Bohm

Man Who Lost His Wife — Kings of the Road (1976)

A despairing traveler Bruno and Robert encounter on the road, whose wife recently died by suicide after crashing her car into a tree.

Kid, the young killer — Deadlock (1970)

Kid is a young robber wounded in the arm while escaping with a suitcase of money and a machine gun. He forces Charles Dump to help him, survives the injury, and reunites with his partner Anthony Sunshine. After being betrayed, Kid kills Anthony Sunshine and walks alone into the desert with the money's whereabouts unresolved.

Rolf, Lilly's husband — Satan’s Brew (1976)

One of Walter's friends to whom he has accumulated debts.

Evers — Supergirl (1971)

Evers is a best-selling author whom Francesca meets at Lake Starnberg after Charly brings her there. He is immediately captivated by her, leaves his wife, and travels with her to Spain, where he negotiates a project with the American film producer Polonsky.

Thomas — Red Sun (1970)

Thomas is an aimless young man who has been expelled and says he wants to change his life. After meeting Howard, he is drawn into Peggy’s household and spends time with the women, discussing escape from civilization, wilderness living, and practical skills. He also joins the group’s amateur and dangerous experiments with explosive materials.

Andy Schubert — Detective (1969)

Andy is one of the two would-be private investigators at the center of the story. Hoping to make a lot of money quickly and easily, he teams up with Sebastian and turns to detective work, inspired by movies. The pair's first case draws them into increasingly difficult situations they are not prepared to handle.

Vorbesitzer der Bar — Dealer (1999)

The previous owner of the bar that Hakan offers to Can, representing a stepping stone into legitimate business.

Strecke — Die Revolte (1969)

Represents the more radical wing of the youth movement, advocating for direct confrontation and civil disobedience over sustained intellectual debate.

Career Overview

Marquard Bohm has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Their work is anchored in the Theo Gromberg Filmreihe universe with 1 titles. Signature works include So what ...?, Ein bißchen Liebe, Beware of a Holy Whore. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
55
Birth Date
1941-06-27
Birth Place
Hamburg, Germany

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