Annabella Smith is a spy who creates a diversion at a London music hall by firing shots, then persuades Hannay to shelter her. She warns him that vital British military information is being stolen and identifies the clue of a man missing the top joint of a finger before she is fatally stabbed.
An opera singer and former lover of Günther who recognizes that he and Nicole are in love. She urges Günther to tell Nicole how he feels and to make the most of their time together, knowing their relationship may have no future. Günther admits his love to Lotte but says he will not tell Nicole and has applied for a transfer to the front.
A female Russian soldier visiting the village during the war to campaign for public support. She emphasizes Russia's respect for the countryside and farming, and is gifted a sniper rifle by the Colonel.
A prisoner whom Danton visits. During that visit, Danton falls in love with her, connecting her to his personal life as his political conflict with Robespierre intensifies. The summary gives no further details about her actions or fate.
Beate is the Master and Anna's daughter, and she falls in love with the young goldsmith Arno. Though Svetelenz hopes to marry her if he finds the treasure, she rejects his offer of gold and refuses to be treated as something for sale. She also persuades Arno to seek the treasure, then leaves with him after telling him to let the others keep it.
Madame Orlock is presented as Jan's invalid mother, but Sally discovers that she is neither his mother nor an invalid. She is the leader of Jan's Nazi spy ring and oversees the plan to destroy Halifax's port. Suspecting Sally of being a double agent, she takes her away and orders her to mislead Jim about the planned sabotage.
Lucie Mannheim has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1923. Signature works include The 39 Steps, Hotel Reserve, Gerechtigkeit in Worowogorsk. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
