The psychiatrist who declares Ludwig insane in 1886, Professor von Gudden acts in accordance with the advice of the king's scheming cabinet. He later accompanies Ludwig from Berg Castle for a walk while Ludwig is under arrest and psychological treatment; both are found dead in Lake Starnberg under unexplained circumstances.
Livia's older aristocratic husband, described as stuffy and emotionally distant. When the war intensifies, he takes Livia away from Venice to their country villa in an effort to protect her from the fighting, unintentionally separating her from Franz while her obsession continues to grow.
Gregers’s father, the Consul, hosts a reception to celebrate his son’s return. He had an affair with Gina, who formerly worked as a maid for his family, and is Hedvig’s biological father. Hjalmar remains unaware of this history until Gregers reveals the truth to the Ekdal family.
An anti-Semitic nobleman who assigns the investigation to Inspector Bary and fuels the anti-Semitic rumors.
A fellow textile worker who faces the same harsh working conditions and wage cuts, embodying the collective plight and growing desperation of the labor force.
Heinz Moog has 68 screen credits in a career dating back to 1943. Signature works include Das Vermächtnis, Die gefälschte Göttin, Tod nach Mitternacht. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
