Hans Olden

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Characters played by Hans Olden

Erzherzog Rudolph-Karl — Zauber der Montur (1958)

The real archduke, Rudolph-Karl has secretly gone duck hunting with Colonel Joseph for years and knows Joseph would do anything to avoid becoming a general. He is arrested after attempting to blow up a bridge and brought to the maneuver site, where Joseph releases him. Rudolph-Karl recognizes the impersonators and protects them, while his past affair with Karoline is briefly exposed.

Nicki, Volkssänger — Prater (1936)

Nicki is a popular singer and Fred's friend. While walking with Fred in the Prater, he joins him in cheering up Tini after the magician dismisses her, performing a little circus-style act that draws Fred in as well. He also helps Fred prepare to exhibit a painting. His friendship with Fred and his support for Tini connect him to the film's central relationships.

Hofrat Strobl — Two Times Lotte (1950)

Hofrat Strobl examines the girl staying with Ludwig after she becomes feverish. He suspects that her condition reflects an inner crisis rather than measles or influenza. His examination brings the emotional trouble surrounding the twins' exchange of places and Ludwig's planned marriage into the family's immediate concern.

Oberst Franz Joseph von Weißenburg-Schwarzeneck — Mikosch, der Stolz der Kompanie (1958)

A high-ranking colonel in the military company. Likely serves as a commanding officer or inspector overseeing unit performance and discipline.

Career Overview

Hans Olden has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1931. Their work is anchored in the Mikosch Filmreihe universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Der Degen mit den Genien, Eine Nacht in Venedig, A Merry House. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
65
Birth Date
1892-06-30
Birth Place
Wien, Austria

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