Ulli is a six-year-old boy in Miss Biermann's care while his mother, Gerti, is away in America. He is close to Teddy, who looks after him like a son. After finding a children's clown costume in the attic, Ulli persuades Teddy to return to the stage, and the two perform together. When Gerti returns to take him, Ulli flees with Teddy before eventually moving to America with his parents.
A gifted young pianist who lost his parents at age three and is raised by his uncle Eduard. Despite having to practice for six hours a day and perform at music parties, he enjoys a carefree stay at Elisabeth’s manor, befriends Jöggi, and becomes seriously ill after rescuing a dog from a mountain stream.
An Austrian Jewish refugee boy who joins the group of evacuated London boys after initially being scorned for his Germanic heritage. He is invited by Curlew, who has formed a close relationship with him. During a staged court-martial and execution, a freak mistake leads to real bullets being used, and Stein is killed.
Oliver Grimm has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Their work is anchored in the Denk ich an Deutschland … universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Kleiner Mann - ganz groß, If the Father and the Son, Little Friends. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
