Otto's wife and housekeeper. Learns of her husband's crime but trusts the priest's secrecy. Publicly defends Logan's innocence in court, which triggers Otto to shoot and kill her.
Lotte is hired as a secretary at an insurance company because she is considered unattractive, but the male accountants harass her and Fritz tricks her into a compromising embrace, leading to her dismissal. Fritz later arranges for her to be rehired as an assistant to the director. After a makeover, she becomes attractive, and she and Fritz fall in love, though she has contemplated suicide.
Dolly Klaren is an energetic, boyish hat-shop clerk who dreams of becoming an actress. She wins a leading role after meeting theater director Silbermann, though her debut performance is a failure. Eberhard comforts her, while her friendship with Fred eventually develops into a romance; she also helps Fred become a successful composer.
A former actress who now makes ends meet through small jobs, Lisa still longs for the stage and recalls having performed mainly comic roles. Bornemann asks her to introduce him to Hahnen jr. for a leather-business deal; she agrees to a five-percent share if it succeeds. She later says she has closed a substantial leather deal for the man she calls her alleged father.
Dolly Haas has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Signature works include I Confess, Warum lügt Fräulein Käthe?, The Private Secretary Gets Married. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
