L'odore della notte (1998)

[Bill Carson]

Director

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Claudio Caligari

Storyline

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The story of Remo Guerra, policeman by day, robber by night, active in Rome from the late 70s to the 80s.

Cast

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• Credited cast #1
• Credited cast #2
• Uncredited cast
• Unidentified cast

[Bill Carson]

Credited cast

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Valerio Mastandrea
as Remo Guerra

Marco Giallini
as Maurizio Leggeri

Giorgio Tirabassi
as Roberto Salvo

Alessia Fugardi
as Rita

Emanuel Bevilacqua
as Marco "Rozzo" Lorusso

Francesca D'Aloja
as False rich woman

Little Tony
as Little Tony

Giampiero Lisarelli
as Attilio

Elda Alvigini
as Michela

Federico Pacifici
as Mezzalira

Stella Vordemann
as Politician's daughter

Raffaele Vannoli
as Junkie robber #1

Enzo Marino Bellanich
as Secret service intermediary

Serena Bonanno
as Robbed girl #1

Claudia Botticelli
as Poor mother's daughter

Giuseppe Calcagno
as Rich woman's husband

Silvano Camerini
(Unidentified)

Lorenzo Cantorio
(Unifentified)

Eolo Capritti
as Rich woman's father

Anna Casalino
as Montecchio's wife

Fabrizio Casula
as Scared victim

Alessandro Cavalieri
as Arresting police officer

Cristina Ciacci
as Teresa

Sebastiano Colla
as Junkie robber #2

Ginevra Colonna
as Daughter of Little Tony's lover

Giorgio Conti
as Politician

Massimiliano D'Epiro
as Cafè junkie

Viviana Di Bert
as Woman in the BMW

Mario Donatone
as Cardinal

Clemenza Fantoni
as Screaming old woman

[Bill Carson]

Credited cast

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Pino Ferrara
as Taxi client's father

Fabrizio Ferri
as Man beaten by Rozzo

Susanna Forgione
as Woman in the robbed house

Renzo Granelli
as Police captain

Patrizia Leonet
as Little Tony's lover

Luciano Luminelli
as Husband of Little Tony's lover

Cosimo Mamone
as Remo's brother-in-law

Elena Marchesini
as Robbed girl #2

Marcello Mazzarella
as Remo's colleague

Giuseppe Miele
(Unidentified)

Stefano Molinari
as Politician's guest

Antonio Obino
as Montecchio

Mario Patanè
as Taxi client

Antonella Pierangeli
(Unidentified)

Claudio Pierantoni
as "Al Capone"

Augusto Poderosi
as Cafè junkie

Elena Poli
(Unidentified)

Renzo Rossi
as Tortured victim

Tecla Silvestrini
as Poor mother

Nicola Siri
as Shooting police officer

Natale Tulli
as Rozzo's father

Mimmo Valente
as Billiard player

Eva Vanicek
as Politician's wife

Marina Viro
as Rich woman

Catherine Zago
as Rich woman's mother

[Bill Carson]

Uncredited cast

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Paolo Buzzurro
as Man in the BMW

Riccardo Mioni
as Beaten driver

Ettore Martini
as Restaurant diner / Man near taxi car

Franca Scagnetti
as Waitress

Salvatore Aiesi
as Sauro

Settimio Scacco
as Man near taxi car

Simone Montedoro
as Cafè junkie

[Bill Carson]

Unidentified cast

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Fur coat victim (she could be a stunt woman, her scene is maybe the most violent of the movie, but I'm not sure, she also was a good actress)

Young priest

Taxi client's mother

Montecchio's daughter

Montecchio's son

Surgeon's assistant

Road robbery victim

Road robbery victim

Road robbery victim

Road robbery victim

Rozzo's friend

Rozzo's friend

Rozzo's friend

Police agent #1

Police agent #2

Restaurant diner

Restaurant diners

Hostage during the fur coat girl's robbery

Victim of the robbery with the junkies

Victims of a robbery with Rozzo

Garage robbery victim

Rita's parents

Wedding guests and waiter

Wedding guests

News stand owner

Politician's housemaid

[Bill Carson]

Unidentified cast

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Surgeon

Wedding guest with Mezzalira

Screaming old woman's companion

Guy encountered by Remo during the escape

Bartender

Robberies' victims in photos

Work in progress

[Johan Melle]

I see this is listed as a work in progress. Does this mean you have more pictures of unidentified actors to post? If so, I would urge you to complete this topic for starting up any others.

Anyway, Renzo Granelli is incorrectly identified. He is not the surgeon. He's the policeman in this pic

[Bill Carson]

I see this is listed as a work in progress. Does this mean you have more pictures of unidentified actors to post? If so, I would urge you to complete this topic for starting up any others.

Anyway, Renzo Granelli is incorrectly identified. He is not the surgeon. He's the policeman in this pic
Odore Della Notte Granelli.jpg

I was looking for a better version of the movie because the remainder unidentified actors are unidentifiable in the one i found.
As for Granelli, how did you identify him? I had found on the internet a surgeon named Renzo Granelli some time ago, who could correspond to the actor, among other things inexperienced since he looks into the camera and is dubbed.

[Johan Melle]

I see this is listed as a work in progress. Does this mean you have more pictures of unidentified actors to post? If so, I would urge you to complete this topic for starting up any others.

Anyway, Renzo Granelli is incorrectly identified. He is not the surgeon. He's the policeman in this pic
Odore Della Notte Granelli.jpg

I was looking for a better version of the movie because the remainder unidentified actors are unidentifiable in the one i found.
As for Granelli, how did you identify him? I had found on the internet a surgeon named Renzo Granelli some time ago, who could correspond to the actor, among other things inexperienced since he looks into the camera and is dubbed.

Because he was a very prolific fotoromanzo actor since way back in the 1960s. For an example, see this post in Franco Ricci's topic: viewtopic.php?f=58&t=114#p293
Renzo is one of the generici I'm preparing a topic for, but I'm not very fast and currently have limited time to spend on this hobby.

[Bill Carson]

I see this is listed as a work in progress. Does this mean you have more pictures of unidentified actors to post? If so, I would urge you to complete this topic for starting up any others.

Anyway, Renzo Granelli is incorrectly identified. He is not the surgeon. He's the policeman in this pic
Odore Della Notte Granelli.jpg

I was looking for a better version of the movie because the remainder unidentified actors are unidentifiable in the one i found.
As for Granelli, how did you identify him? I had found on the internet a surgeon named Renzo Granelli some time ago, who could correspond to the actor, among other things inexperienced since he looks into the camera and is dubbed.

Because he was a very prolific fotoromanzo actor since way back in the 1960s. For an example, see this post in Franco Ricci's topic: viewtopic.php?f=58&t=114#p293
Renzo is one of the generici I'm preparing a topic for, but I'm not very fast and currently have limited time to spend on this hobby.

Ok, thank you again, I correct the post immediately.