Texas (played by William Sylvester) appears in Albert R.N..
Allied prisoner Lieutenant Norton, referred to by the nickname Texas. He attempts to sabotage camp boundary lights during a bombing raid using a chronometer as bait, but is ambushed and executed by Schultz. Capt Schultz (played by Anton Diffring) appears in Albert R.N..
German SS officer who later assumes camp command. He treacherously turns on his own boundary lights to facilitate the execution of Lieutenant Norton, attempts to corrupt Ainsworth, and is finally killed by an Allied bomb. Camp Kommandant (played by Frederick Valk) appears in Albert R.N..
Camp authority figure who informs the prisoners about Erickson's death after he was shot by the Gestapo, and formally hands over his ashes.
Albert R.N. (1953) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Texas
(played by William Sylvester) — supporting
Allied prisoner Lieutenant Norton, referred to by the nickname Texas. He attempts to sabotage camp boundary lights during a bombing raid using a chronometer as bait, but is ambushed and executed by Sc...
Capt Schultz
(played by Anton Diffring) — supporting
German SS officer who later assumes camp command. He treacherously turns on his own boundary lights to facilitate the execution of Lieutenant Norton, attempts to corrupt Ainsworth, and is finally kill...
Camp Kommandant
(played by Frederick Valk) — supporting
Camp authority figure who informs the prisoners about Erickson's death after he was shot by the Gestapo, and formally hands over his ashes.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Capt Schultz → Camp Kommandant
(Power Commandant)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Texas → Capt Schultz
(Conflict Victim)
Story Analysis
A WWII POW camp escape plan using a mannequin deception.
