Minor character appearing briefly in the Swiss comedy film.
The director at Susanne’s screen test, who asks her to portray a talented girl who has compromised herself to succeed and is so unhappy that she wants to end her life. When Susanne struggles to make the scene convincing, he tells her to concentrate and try again.
Hansli is Anne Bäbi's husband. After the death of their grandson and Anne Bäbi's attempt to take her life, he withdraws with her, leaving Jakobli to manage the farm. The account gives no further details about his actions.
Clown is one of the hard-up men who share the railway neighborhood with Dürst and Barbarossa. He joins Dürst in reacting angrily when they discover that Paul Eberhard is engaged to someone else, and they set out together to confront him because Inge has been left to manage the consequences with her newborn.
One of Saint-Claude's revolutionary allies, McGoy joins the group that confronts him after the uprising fails. He and the others reveal that Saint-Claude had been expelled from their party before arriving in the country, accuse him of thinking too much, and prepare to leave without him.
Kellerjoggi is described as a rich man whom the Dorngrütbauer wants Anne-Mareili to marry off to. His wealth is central to the father's money-driven plan, which conflicts with Anne-Mareili's love for Resli. The summary does not describe Kellerjoggi's own actions or attitude toward the proposed match.
Ruedi Walter has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work is anchored in the Läppli Filmreihe universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Drei Männer Im Schnee, Potz Millione, Der schwarze Hecht. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
