Help to identify a 1950s generica

[PeplumParadise]

Another actor from Il segreto dello Sparviero Nero who might be worth remembering since this is his only credited role is Ho Fu Ling. This has to be him as there are no other oriental actors in the film and given how few oriental actors there were working in Italy he may turn out to be anther oriental generico

[Johan Melle]

Another actor from Il segreto dello Sparviero Nero who might be worth remembering since this is his only credited role is Ho Fu Ling. This has to be him as there are no other oriental actors in the film and given how few oriental actors there were working in Italy he may turn out to be anther oriental genericosb24.jpg

You're right! He is another Oriental generico! ANICA credits him in 2 samuari per 100 geishe (1962) and he does indeed appear there as one of the Chinese henchmen. He also appears as one of the Buddhist monks in Maciste alla corte del Gran Khan (1961), and I even spotted him in Amarcord (1973)! I don't know any other roles, though, but I'm sure there are several.

[PeplumParadise]

Another actor from Il segreto dello Sparviero Nero who might be worth remembering since this is his only credited role is Ho Fu Ling. This has to be him as there are no other oriental actors in the film and given how few oriental actors there were working in Italy he may turn out to be anther oriental genericosb24.jpg

You're right! He is another Oriental generico! ANICA credits him in 2 samuari per 100 geishe (1962) and he does indeed appear there as one of the Chinese henchmen. He also appears as one of the Buddhist monks in Maciste alla corte del Gran Khan (1961), and I even spotted him in Amarcord (1973)! I don't know any other roles, though, but I'm sure there are several.

Well with 4 titles and a name that sounds like a good start for a topic to me

[Johan Melle]

I agree. He should get one. Will see if I can get around to it in the coming days.

[PeplumParadise]

I agree. He should get one. Will see if I can get around to it in the coming days.