Swiss Miss

A cheerful yet clumsy mousetrap salesman whose optimism fuels the duo’s misadventures. He misreads situations and often stirs trouble, but his improvisational spirit helps them stumble toward a resolution.

The more cautious partner who acts as the straight man to Stan’s chaos. He tries to keep plans on track, but his deadpan reactions amplify the comic contrast and occasional warmth with Anna.

A composer determined to outshine his opera star wife, whose ego and temper complicate the inn’s chaos. His vanity drives early conflicts, though his relationship with Anna leads toward reconciliation.

Victor’s wife, a talented opera singer who seeks a chance to win his favor by working undercover as a chambermaid. She shows resilience and uses performance to bridge the couple’s rift.

Victor’s loyal assistant who helps push their plans forward, providing wit and formal charm. He supports the comedy while adding occasional practical guidance.

A local musician’s pet gorilla that becomes part of the rope-bridge chaos, injecting danger and physical humor into the inn’s escapades.

The inn’s stern chef who enforces discipline and heightens tension with Stan and Ollie, especially around Anna’s presence and festival time.

A supporting inn-side character whose interactions with the kitchen and locals help ground the ensemble and heighten domestic humor.

A minor inn guest who adds to the European setting and social dynamics during Stan and Ollie’s visit.

A village resident who contributes to the community’s daily life and interacts with the visitors, rounding out the ensemble.

The deceitful cheese shop owner who uses counterfeit money to swindle Stan and Ollie, catalyzing the duo’s misfortune and inner resolve.