Carlo is one of the guests who becomes involved in the social life around Miranda’s inn. He gambles with Miranda and the others, and claims to have worked as a diplomat in France. The plot places him among the changing group of visitors, but does not describe a deeper relationship between him and Miranda.
Telemachus is the son of Ulysses and Penelope. Frustrated by the suitors’ abuse of his household, he leaves to search for his missing father. After returning, he recognizes Ulysses in disguise, joins him in the palace confrontation, and helps him defeat the suitors and reclaim their home.
Sandra's brother and the youngest of the five vitelloni, Moraldo watches Fausto's womanizing with discomfort while questioning his own future. He helps Fausto recover the runaway Sandra and their baby, but ultimately rejects the provincial stagnation surrounding his friends and leaves town by train.
A young shoeshine boy and close friend of Giuseppe. They partner in a blanket-selling scam to buy a horse. After being falsely accused of theft and imprisoned, Pasquale betrays Giuseppe and his brother to stop a perceived beating. He later leads police to Giuseppe's hiding spot, flogs him with a belt, and causes his fall from a bridge, leading to his apparent death.
Franco is part of the neighborhood circle and sells drinks, but his deeper role is Adriana’s longtime admirer. He reveals that he has loved her since they were young, despite her failure to notice. He takes her to a major hairdressing competition, draws confidence from her encouragement, and finally recognizes the mutual love between them.
Maurice is one of the men involved in the robbery. When he learns that Marie-Ange has recognized Edgar, he joins the group’s concern that she could expose them. The crew decides to take her away with them while the operation is still underway, tying Maurice to both the robbery and its escalating danger.
An impoverished medical student and Yvette's current lover. Despite Yvette being taken in by lawyer André Gobillot, she continues to visit him. His discovery of her continued involvement with another man fuels intense jealousy, ultimately leading him to brutally cut her throat during a final visit to his sordid room.
A member of Matthew's family who is present at the isolated homestead and the lively family gathering.
Barone Rosellini is a wealthy aristocrat whose kidnapping is planned by Libano because Libano's parents once worked for him. He is held for ransom, but one of the guards shoots him before the payment is completed. The gang nevertheless photographs his corpse with a newspaper and obtains the three-billion-lire ransom.
A young local man involved in town events.
The mayor is Laura's father and supports Captain Roatta despite his daughter's suspicions. He reassures Roatta that Saro's lawyer has withdrawn and says he will back the captain, partly for electoral reasons. His influence helps Roatta resist the consequences of the inquiry for a time.
Franco is one of the visitors whose romantic situation creates a separate complication during the Paris adventure. He meets Christine but becomes anxious that another person may see them together. His hesitation and secrecy add another layer of misunderstanding to the group's already confused romantic encounters.
Franco Interlenghi has 87 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Their work is anchored in the Don Camillo Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Miranda, I Vitelloni, Shoeshine. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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