An old childhood friend of Heinrich Vollmer, Richard Belling becomes close to the bereaved Frau Vollmer after Heinrich is declared dead. He marries her, and they establish a new family with their son Hans, forming the household threatened by Heinrich's return and desire for revenge.
An uncredited temple servant in the film; the available plot summary does not specify the character's actions.
Benito is Giannetto's affluent merchant friend, who habitually pays the debts of the careless young man. After several ships are lost, he borrows money from Mordecai on Giannetto's behalf and signs a bond secured by a pound of flesh. When his remaining ships are destroyed, Benito faces Mordecai in court until Beatrice intervenes.
Schwarz is an artist who loves Lulu and wants to be alone with her as his model. When Dr. Schön confronts him and reveals Lulu’s past relationship with Schön, Schwarz is overwhelmed by the threat and desperation. A struggle follows, and Schwarz is killed by a blow, leaving Lulu to face the consequences.
Henri Landon is a wealthy coffee magnate and Lilian’s biological father. After returning to Paris, he confirms her identity through a letter from her mother and a birth certificate, then tells Lilian the truth and asks her to choose for herself. He sees through François Tapin’s attempt to exploit her, and later honors Jacques by having Lilian’s wedding held at Jacques’s home.
Carl Ebert has 13 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Their work is anchored in the The Golem Trilogy universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Nora, Der springende Hirsch, § 14 BGB. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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