The handler and protector of the hunchback Salvatore. Suspected of involvement in the killings, he is dragged before Gui's tribunal, tortured into a false confession, and ultimately burned at the stake alongside Salvatore.
Gastmann's attorney who formally complains to the police chief about Schmied's undercover activities being a foreign spy attempt. He later becomes a victim in Bärlach's revenge plot, found dead after falling from an airport baggage carousel.
A former Nazi art expert who secured his fortune by moving funds to Lisbon. He approaches Kalder regarding Nazi-looted art in his collection, representing the post-war profiteering circle Kalder navigates before his own downfall.
Helmut Qualtinger has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Signature works include The Name of the Rose, Mulligans Rückkehr, Der Himbeerpflücker. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
