Lieutenant Anne-Marie Schwartz
She is colonel Kramer's secretary, and chief of all female staff on the castle. She is actually unnamed in the picture (or does Major von Hapen introduce her as "Lieutenant Königsen"?), and the surname Schwartz we have only found so far in the Swedish translation of the novel (!). In the novel she is very young and described as the ideal pin-up girl of the Third Reich. She is also a pure sadist.
Overview
- Name Anne-Marie Schwartz
- Rank Lieutenant
- Nationality German
- Role description Small role
- First appearance 00:49:18 (In the castle)
- Actor Olga Lowe
Background
In the picture we get to know that she is a trained nurse.
Favourite scene
Kramer doesn't get anywhere with the inquiry of Carnaby, and nodds to his secretary. She bends down and picks up her handbag. The company doesn't notice Smith and Schaffer, who begins to walk down the stairs. Carnaby looks nervous, almost frightened, as the secretary unfolds a case with syringes.
Favourite line
von Hapen arrives with Mary and Heidi in the castle reception.
Major von Hapen: Good evening, Lieutenant. This is miss Schenk. Lieutenant Kšnigsen is the Colonel's secretary and in charge of all the female staff.
Lieutenant Anne-Marie Schwartz: Can I see your papers, please? And yours, Fräulein?
