Robert Hoffmann

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Characters played by Robert Hoffmann

Le chevalier de Lorraine — Angelique (1964)

A knight in a cameo role.

Antonio Marais — I Knew Her Well (1965)

Antonio is involved in a relationship with Adriana that seems more sincere than her other brief encounters. Even so, their connection is marked by distance and unanswered calls, and the synopsis offers no lasting resolution. His relationship with her underscores how difficult it is for Adriana to find enduring closeness.

Max Lindt — A Black Veil for Lisa (1968)

Max Lindt is a professional hitman employed by Olaf. He accepts a contract against Muller, is arrested after Inspector Franz Bulon traces him, and is coerced into pretending to kill Lisa. Lindt instead has an affair with her, kills Bulon, and is eventually shot by police while fleeing through the woods.

Christian Bauman — Spasmo (1974)

Protagonist suffering from hereditary schizophrenia. His fractured reality leads him to believe he is a murderer when he is actually a patient manipulated by his brother and doctors. He kills a thug named Tatum in a quarry, swaps identities, and eventually strangles Barbara after hallucinating her features. Desperate to end his torment, he begs Alex to shoot him and dies on the beach.

Jean-Paul Audry — Grand Slam (1967)

A French playboy on the heist team tasked with seducing Mary Ann to obtain her building key. He is identified during the police chase and later murdered by Erich.

Hagner — The Seventh Target (1984)

Hagner is identified as the person behind the operations against Bastien: he paid a specialist, recruited accomplices, and arranged attacks and intimidation. Although one key man involved is dead, Hagner remains a threat as the campaign continues, including the attack on Jean Michelis intended to hurt Bastien.

Archie Moore — Again the Ringer (1965)

Suspect or associate with criminal ties and potential involvement in the case.

Walter — Noi siam come le lucciole (1976)

A journalist who visits Lara, hoping to turn her life into a novel. Lara sees through the motives of Walter and the other two men, retaliates by causing each of them to lose his job, and makes them earn money through prostitution. She later records the wages due for their services and deposits them into their bank accounts.

Chris Buyer — Naked Girl Killed in the Park (1972)

Chris Buyer is a charismatic insurance investigator sent to infiltrate the Wallenberger family after a suspicious death and million-dollar policy claim. He gains Catherine's trust while secretly orchestrating murders, psychological attacks, and evidence against others. He is ultimately exposed as the killer seeking revenge, while using Kirsty Buyer as his criminal partner.

Dionigi — Domani non siamo piu' qui (1967)

A young student lodging at the villa, Dionigi is attracted to Gioia and becomes involved in her turbulent emotional life. His involvement causes him worry and anxiety, contributing to Marina's decision to leave. After a troubled but brief affair, he and Gioia separate.

Totila — The Fight for Rome II - The Betrayal (1969)

Ostrogothic king leading the assault on Rome.

Career Overview

Robert Hoffmann has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Kampf um Rom Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Eyes Behind the Stars, The Man with Mirrored Glasses, Spasmo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
44
Birth Date
1939-08-30 00:00:00
Birth Place
Salzburg, Austria

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q84926), public domain (CC0).