Veteran detective leading investigations in Prague, central figure of the series.
A scientist whose experiments drive the central catastrophe. He initially believes dreams are only mental images, but the preparation proves that dreams can become real. Because the materialized figures emerge through his experiment, he is treated as the dreamer responsible for the destruction and conflicts involving Jessie, Superman, and Pistolník.
Accountant drafted as agent 13B due to personnel shortages. Travels to Prague with his dog Pajda to track down agent W4C and compete for the secret saltcellar in the hotel.
A man in his forties who leads a team at a factory manufacturing agricultural machinery. Seeking promotion, he must obtain a high-school graduation diploma, so he reluctantly enrolls in evening classes. As the central figure, he becomes part of a group of middle-aged students whose return to school leads them to behave like teenagers.
A professor from Prague who studies animal languages, Růžička disputes with his English colleague, Mrs. Whistle, over whether an elephant can be taught to sing. The two visit the circus to test the idea, making their experiment a parallel thread to the preparations for the international jury's showcase.
King Rosebud IV rules a fictional European kingdom in the near future. After his cousin is seriously injured, he decides to disband the army, provoking the generals to plan his assassination. He consults Stuart Hample, learns of the danger, and orders Major Robert Steiner and General Omar Otis to investigate.
Professor David Moore is one of the central investigators in the crisis caused by the G Bomb and the alteration of history. He travels with Gwen Williamsová and Professor Frank Pech through Prague to the physics institute, where they uncover how changes in the past affect Frank’s existence.
The castle keeper or resident staff member who interacts with the visiting actors. Likely familiar with the castle's physical quirks and potentially aware of or complicit in the owner's secretive activities.
A voice-role credit for Karel Petera, a capable and ambitious physician caught up in the hospital’s professional tensions. A document bearing the professor’s signature declares him unsuitable for a general-practice post; Petera responds that he has learned from experience and says he is unhappy.
Jiří Sovák has 146 screen credits in a career dating back to 1947. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Vinná trilogie (kolekce) with 2 titles. Signature works include A Killer on the Tracks, Pane králi, jdeme zdáli, How to Wake a Princess. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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