A historical Sultan who appears in the play's Crusades-era setting. The summary identifies him as a character in a work centered on the relations among the three monotheistic religions and on tolerance, humanity, and freedom of opinion, but does not specify his actions or personal relationships.
Bull is the police commissioner who keeps Harry under surveillance after Robert's murder makes Harry a suspect. Harry warns him that the real criminals are moving freely through the circus and urges him to look beyond Harry, identifying a large accomplice as a possible route to the masked mastermind.
Marika’s father manages Baron Barsody’s estate. The plot identifies him through this connection to the estate and through Marika’s family’s inability to provide the dowry expected for an officer’s wife. That financial obstacle contributes to the conflict between Marika and Franz, though the summary gives no further account of his actions.
Richtmann Runotter is a respected free farmer in Ramsau who defends the villagers’ customary right to graze their cattle on Hängermoos. After his son Jakerl is killed during the confiscation, he turns against the rulers and leads the farmers’ revolt. He dies before the peace is secured.
Fritz Greiner has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1919. Signature works include Andreas Hofer, Wallenstein, 1. Teil - Wallensteins Macht, Um eines Weibes Ehre. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
