Character Relationships in Operation Titian

Toni (played by William Campbell) is a protagonist in Operation Titian. A member of the art forgery syndicate involved in the production and distribution of counterfeit Titian paintings. Miha (played by Rade Marković) is a protagonist in Operation Titian. The lead police inspector directing the investigation into the major art forgery and theft ring targeting authentic Titian masterpieces. Dr. Morisijus (played by Patrick Magee) appears in Operation Titian. An art expert or appraiser whose professional authentication is manipulated by the criminal gang to legitimize their forged artworks. Džoni Bonačić (played by Miha Baloh) appears in Operation Titian. A principal architect of the forgery operation, responsible for orchestrating the creation and smuggling of fake Titian canvases. Ugo Bonačić (played by Vjekoslav Afrić) appears in Operation Titian. A key operative in the forgery network, collaborating closely with Džoni Bonačić to execute the art theft and production scheme. Vera (played by Irena Prosen) appears in Operation Titian. An associate within the criminal organization, assisting the forgery ring with logistical support and facilitating connections to potential buyers. Mihin pomoćnik (played by Dragomir Felba) appears in Operation Titian. The loyal field assistant to Inspector Miha, providing direct investigative support and coordinating police operations against the syndicate.

Character Relationship Map: Operation Titian

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Operation Titian (1963) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

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Directed by Rados Novakovic

Operation Titian (1963) · 6/10 · action

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