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Posted: **26/01/2020, 12:39**

No, i don't think so nick
i believe that oher opinions would be the same

Posted: **26/01/2020, 15:11**

Hi, not not him, sorry.

Posted: **26/01/2020, 19:25**

This must be Tina Aumont in the strange art movie Le lit de la vierge (the virgin's bed) (1969) as the prisoner
she has only this scene, not so visible

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Posted: **26/01/2020, 19:29**

van den bremt rudy wrote: ↑
26/01/2020, 19:25
This must be Tina Aumont in the strange art movie Le lit de la vierge (the virgin's bed) (1969) as the prisoner
she has only this scene, not so visible

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It doesn't look like Tina to me

Posted: **26/01/2020, 19:37**

van den bremt rudy wrote: ↑
22/01/2020, 0:24
Second try, and i think this is the right one
Gustavo in La strada as circus show announcer

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Just thought I'd mention that subtitles can be deactivated. If you are using VLC player, for example, you can just click on 'Subtitle', then choose 'Sub Track' and then 'Turn off'.

Posted: **26/01/2020, 19:38**

FatmanDan wrote: ↑
25/01/2020, 0:31
Do you mean Gilberto Galimberti? And if so, it's a (nearly sure) "No" from me. Galimberti was 25 when BEN HUR was made.

I agree. It's not Galimberti.

Posted: **26/01/2020, 19:38**

PeplumParadise wrote: ↑
26/01/2020, 19:29

van den bremt rudy wrote: ↑
26/01/2020, 19:25
This must be Tina Aumont in the strange art movie Le lit de la vierge (the virgin's bed) (1969) as the prisoner
she has only this scene, not so visible

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It doesn't look like Tina to me

Agreed. That doesn't look like it's her.

Posted: **26/01/2020, 22:17**

In La più grande rapina del west (1967), the question is: is he credited? 1967 is before he graduated from C.S.C.? and this would be the earliest role so far (debut?) so not surprising he would not be credited under his own name maybe. There are no other credits for Lorenzo Sharon as far as I can find. Thoughts?

Posted: **26/01/2020, 23:23**

carlos wrote: ↑
26/01/2020, 22:17
In La più grande rapina del west (1967), the question is: is he credited? 1967 is before he graduated from C.S.C.? and this would be the earliest role so far (debut?) so not surprising he would not be credited under his own name maybe. There are no other credits for Lorenzo Sharon as far as I can find. Thoughts?
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Yeah, definitely Lorenzo Piani, and this was indeed before he graduated, so he wouldn't have been credited with C.S.C. I'd say it's very likely that Lorenzo Sharon must refer to him.

Posted: **28/01/2020, 0:47**

I'm pretty certain that this must be Enzo Ricciardi and probably also Ugo Mari in Sette uomini d'oro, but is it clear enough to make a positive ID? This is as clear as you get to see them and it's from the blu-ray so it won't get any clearer

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