Character Relationship Map: Der Gasmann
Der Gasmann (1941) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Hermann Knittel
(played by Heinz Rühmann) — protagonist
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Erika Knittel
(played by Anny Ondra) — protagonist
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Schwager Alfred
(played by Will Dohm) — supporting
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Prominenter Verteidiger
(played by Hans Leibelt) — supporting
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Entzückende kleine Frau
(played by Gisela Schlüter) — supporting
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Erster Polizeibeamte
(played by Reinhard Kolldehoff) — supporting
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Nervenarzt Dr. Brauer
(played by Paul Bildt) — minor
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Staatsanwalt
(played by Kurt Vespermann) — minor
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Flickschneider
(played by Wilhelm P. Krüger) — minor
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Herr - der nicht erkannt sein möchte
(played by Walter Steinbeck) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Hermann Knittel → Entzückende kleine Frau
(Professional Customer) — Charming woman he encounters during work
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Hermann Knittel → Prominenter Verteidiger
(Professional Customer) — Prominent defense lawyer he visits
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Hermann Knittel → Flickschneider
(Professional Customer) — Tinkerer or repairman he visits
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Hermann Knittel → Nervenarzt Dr. Brauer
(Professional Customer) — Nerve doctor he visits for work
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Hermann Knittel → Herr - der nicht erkannt sein möchte
(Professional Mysterious Customer) — Eccentric customer who avoids recognition
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Hermann Knittel → Schwager Alfred
(Family Brother-in-law) — Hermann's wife's brother
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Hermann Knittel → Erika Knittel
(Romantic Spouse) — Married couple, living together
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Hermann Knittel → Staatsanwalt
(Conflict Authority Figure) — Prosecutor creating comedic situations
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Hermann Knittel → Erster Polizeibeamte
(Conflict Authority Figure) — Police officer creating comedic obstacles
Story Analysis
A comedic exploration of everyday life through the eyes of a gas meter reader in pre-war Germany
Plot Progression
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Day's Beginning
— Hermann starts his day as a gas meter reader, preparing for work and leaving home.
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Customer Journey
— Hermann visits various eccentric customers, each revealing unique aspects of pre-war German society.
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Authority Encounters
— Hermann navigates conflicts with authority figures including police and prosecutors.
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Day's Conclusion
— Hermann completes his remaining visits and returns home, reflecting on his day's adventures.
Directed by Carl Froelich
Der Gasmann (1941) · 5.8/10 · comedy
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q1193719), public domain (CC0).
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