A close colleague of Giovanni Falcone who works with him to uncover Cosa Nostra’s financial network and confront the threats facing their investigations. Borsellino supports Falcone during the institutional vote for chief prosecutor, and their shared work underscores the solidarity among the anti-Mafia judges as they become increasingly isolated.
Hischbaum is the director of the Prague music academy. The Nazis dismiss him from his position, but he later comes to the Blau residence to complete the audition involving Jeno and David, helping preserve the musical contest before the persecution closes in.
Supporting character played by Andy Luotto, likely an artisan or craftsman in the period setting.
Frank Amodio is an Italian-American furrier involved in the fur trade and described as a shady trafficker. He is also the lover of the missing woman at the center of the investigation. His connection to her disappearance and his later dealings with Bellavista’s family help clarify the case and create a business opportunity.
Andy Luotto has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 1972. Signature works include Vigili e vigilesse, Quel che resta, Excellent Cadavers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Related entry on Wikidata (Q526580), public domain (CC0).
