Dell'Acqua, Alberto

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Lo chiamavano Trinità... (1970) as Mormon fighter

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Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You (1970) as Swordsman on film set

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La vita, a volte, è molto dura, vero Provvidenza? (1972) as James henchman.

He seems rather odd here, and out of focus as he's only seen as the camera pans across, but numerous websites seem to be in agreement that this is him, so who am I to argue.

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Il figlio di Zorro (1973) credited as Robert Widmark, as Don Rocardo Villaverde / Zorro.

Alberto has the lead role here. The plot is quite ludicrous, with the audience supposed to believe that no-one realises he is Zorro when he is the only blonde-haired man in Mexico (thanks to a rather feminine wig)!

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Le Amazzoni - Donne d'amore e di guerra (1973) credited as Robert Vidmark, as Lilo.

His sister Fernanda is credited in this one too, but I was unable to identify her in my poor-quality copy.

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Bob il baro (Baş belâsı) (1976) credited as Robert Widmark, as Piç Riza.

This was the first of 3 Turkish-Italian co-productions where Alberto appeared playing this character. He is the token Italian in the cast and here effectively has the lead role.

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Che carambole... ragazzi!!!... (Üç kagitçilar) (1976) credited as Robert Widmark, as Piç Riza.

This is the first sequel to the film above with Alberto playing the same role, however here he is more of a second-fiddle due to the presence of Turkish superstar Cüneyt Arkin, who wasn't in the first film. Alberto was the only leading actor who appeared in all 3 films.

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California (1977) as Soldier who takes the money

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Ammazzali tutti e torna solo (1968) credited, as Kid
Tough western with American western star Chuck Connors in the title role

Pics upgraded - Johan

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La collina degli stivali (1969), credited, as Hans, the acrobat.

One of two westerns he made with Terence Hill.

Images upgraded, also correcting aspect ratio - Nick