The central protagonist, recently released from prison. He searches for people from his past, pursues information about the Gorilla, considers a supermarket robbery, and becomes increasingly isolated before dying.
Mark Hollander owns GIB Corp., the company recommended as the buyer of the National Energy Company, and his ship becomes a center of the conspiracy. Raid’s investigation connects Hollander to the fraudulent bidding process, concealed financing, money laundering concerns, and the violent final confrontation.
A nineteen-year-old worker who sleeps with Hanni and is subsequently reported and convicted for statutory rape and abduction.
A clerk in a record store and a member of the terrorist group, Rudolf provides the large apartment used as its headquarters. He supports the identity theft operation but is terrified during the break-in. Petra later leaves her husband and stays with him, while Ilse is his drug-addicted roommate.
One of Ben's sons from his first marriage, described as an unfortunate half-wit who resides in the Nicholson household.
The bailiff questions Bernd about the substantial unpaid alimony he owes to his ex-wife. The encounter brings Bernd's financial and personal difficulties into the story alongside his struggles with the role and the production. The synopsis identifies the bailiff's function in this exchange but gives no further background or relationship to the other characters.
Harry Baer has 96 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work is anchored in the German Trilogy universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Hitler: A Film from Germany, Gods of the Plague, I Don’t Just Want You to Love Me. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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