Quick identifications

[carlos]

Well, Castellano is credited!

Like Dan said, Casadei is already there
viewtopic.php?f=58&t=32&p=1062&hilit=Zio+Adolfo#p1062

Not Ricci but Beffa, already here
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=446&p=10535&hilit= ... lfo#p10535

[PeplumParadise]

Since Castellano is credited then I suppose that must be him, with the facial differences being the result of heavy make-up

[van den bremt rudy]

Zio Adolfo, in arte Führer (1978) credited as Doctor Jekyll!

Absurd en silly comedy with no story line whatsoever, but with many generici in the movie.
Giuseppe is seen as Dr. Jekyll, alongside The monster of Frankenstein and Dracula sitting in a table playing cards with the title figure played by Adriano Celentano
.

Also identified by Dan and Nick, despite the heavy make-up.

[FatmanDan]

Is it an absurd idea to ask: Is that maybe Sergio Ukmar on the right in his very first role? At least there are people who look less similar...

PIc from Spartaco Nale's thread and made by PeplumParadise

[FatmanDan]

Is the guy with the checkered patterns Armando Tortorici or a whistling Anotherone?

[van den bremt rudy]

Is it the guy on the right, could be, he looks younger here if it's him, of which movie is this picture Dan ?

[FatmanDan]

The guy in the middle, as I wrote with the checkered jacket, sitting on the table with the Asian girl. `Quelle strane occasioni` (1976

[Emiliano]

Is the guy with the checkered patterns Armando Tortorici or a whistling Anotherone?

Quelle Strane Occasioni - Frank Nuyen.jpg

Not Tortorici or other known for me.

[PeplumParadise]

Is it an absurd idea to ask: Is that maybe Sergio Ukmar on the right in his very first role? At least there are people who look less similar...

PIc from Spartaco Nale's thread and made by PeplumParadise

nale2.jpg

I think it could be and not absurd at all, it's only one year before his current earliest role. i'll take a look a little later to see if there are any other shots of him to confirm it (or not)

P.S. Remember to put the film title

[PeplumParadise]

I think the additional images confirm that it is indeed Sergio in I reali di Francia, playing the same role as Spartaco Nale as One of Basirocco's men. The correct year is actually 1959 (corrected in Nale's topic), so it's the same as his current earliest roles.

In addition you also have Sergio in a second role without the fake-looking goatee, following his first character's death at the sword of Chelo Alonso, as One of Miguel's men.

If I'm not mistaken that's also brother Bruno on the right in a rare clean shaven role. What do others think?