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The city hall director who initially denies Peter's band an audition. After witnessing their successful performance at the party, he is convinced of their talent and officially approves their appearance.
One of the Leblanc brothers involved in running the family steelworks in Serres-Bas. He faces questions from Poitrier about the company’s accounts, which threaten the family’s business and the younger brother’s engagement. The summary does not specify his individual actions beyond his part in these disputes.
Max Bach is Paul Hartwig’s partner in selling books, a livelihood Paul has taken up after more than a year without acting work. The available plot identifies him through this connection to Paul, whose memories of the stage and hopes of returning to acting remain central to their circumstances.
Bernhard Münchow owns the remote auto repair shop where Otto finds refuge from Mila and begins a new job. Mila falls in love with him, but his interest in her is limited to the fortune he believes she possesses.
Massaccio is Ita's uncle and appears to be an obscure, unassuming figure. The story's robber chief Gasparone causes trouble in Olivia, and the confusion is resolved when Massaccio is unmasked as Gasparone. His hidden identity links Ita's family to the central pursuit.
Diener Amadée is the newly hired servant at Dumontier’s home, working under the name Amadé although Dumontier usually calls his servants Jean. He admits that his references are forged and is revealed to be cooperating with the burglar. During the villa burglary, he is ordered to keep watch in the park.
Herr Schürmann is the owner of the factory where Renate works and Robert is chief engineer. Concerned that Robert may marry his daughter, he questions Renate about her relationship with him. He also hosts the monastery choirboys at a factory party and is connected to the planned radio broadcast of their concert.
Blubberboom is commissioned by the executor to travel to Europe and determine whether Peter is happily married to Hix. He secretly pursues a different plan, taking Peter to New York without Hix and intending to present Mabel as Peter's wife. He later hides Hix to keep her from meeting Peter, but the couple reunite.
Spitzkopf is an impatient production manager who has little tolerance for Jeanette and Mimi's complaints about their uncertain prospects. He hires Jeanette for a night shoot as a noblewoman and supplies her with an elegant costume, but refuses to employ Mimi, accusing her of disrupting an earlier take. His decisions shape the women's limited opportunities on the production.
Jäger is one of the incompetent investigators who repeatedly makes mistaken arrests involving Karl, including treating him as a suspected non-ferrous-metal thief and later as a kidnapper. After several bad experiences with Karl, he and Fuchs refuse to respond when women report the apparent burglary and unconscious intruders at Karl's apartment. His errors repeatedly create trouble for Karl.
Pietro is identified in the cast list as an innkeeper. The story mentions an inn belonging to Rosika's stepfather, where circus people gather in the evenings, and Rosika leaves because she does not want to dance for the guests. The summary does not explicitly name the stepfather as Pietro, so their relationship is not established here.
Oskar Sima has 233 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Sieben Jahre... Filmreihe with 2 titles. Signature works include Italienische Nacht, Leinen aus Irland, Hello Taxi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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