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Post by carlos » 04/04/2024, 18:05

PeplumParadise wrote:
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Do you know of any theories as to the non-appearance of both Claudio Scarchilli and Giovanni Petti in Vamos a matar, compañeros (1970)? I'm considering Petti for a future topic.

Also it seems that Gene Reyes appearance has previously gone undocumented anywhere online as far as I can find (until now, obviously)
I was just about to reply when you posted an expanded explanation :)

I have no theories really. Claudio does not appear in O' Cangaceiro.

Petti is an interesting case. Some of the films he does not appear in (as far as I can find) are Italian credits only, not the Spanish credits: Tutto per tutto, ¿Quién grita venganza? and possibly Companeros (I haven't found the Spanish credits). The other 2 I have doubts about are Lo ammazzo come un cane... ma lui rideva ancora and Una pistola per cento bare. The credits on these are kinda wonky :)

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Post by PeplumParadise » 04/04/2024, 18:12

carlos wrote:
04/04/2024, 18:05
PeplumParadise wrote:
04/04/2024, 12:49
Do you know of any theories as to the non-appearance of both Claudio Scarchilli and Giovanni Petti in Vamos a matar, compañeros (1970)? I'm considering Petti for a future topic.

Also it seems that Gene Reyes appearance has previously gone undocumented anywhere online as far as I can find (until now, obviously)
I was just about to reply when you posted an expanded explanation :)

I have no theories really. Claudio does not appear in O' Cangaceiro.

Petti is an interesting case. Some of the films he does not appear in (as far as I can find) are Italian credits only, not the Spanish credits: Tutto per tutto, ¿Quién grita venganza? and possibly Companeros (I haven't found the Spanish credits). The other 2 I have doubts about are Lo ammazzo come un cane... ma lui rideva ancora and Una pistola per cento bare. The credits on these are kinda wonky :)
I'm pretty sure I did see someone who looked like the actor we have identified as Giovanni Petrucci in at least one of the westerns, but having just watched them in quick succession I don't remember which it was!! :worried:

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Post by carlos » 04/04/2024, 18:17

PeplumParadise wrote:
04/04/2024, 17:43
Further to Giovanni Petti, I've now checked 4 westerns (plus Safari Express) where he is credited, but does not appear. With that many non-appearing roles there must surely be a second actor who was using the same name, concurrently with the real Petti at least until the start of the 70's.
Interesting about the second actor.
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04/04/2024, 17:43
IMDb's listings for Petti are a total mess. They list the bulk of his roles under the profile for "Giovanni Petrucci" (who they would have you believe started acting before he was one year old), while the actual page for Petti only lists 15 titles, including several of the ones where he does not appear! I'm not familiar with Petrucci, who we have identified in the topic for Estratto dagli archivi segreti della polizia di una capitale europea (1972), but unidentified in the topic for Il gladiatore che sfidò l'impero (1965).
Yes they are!
PeplumParadise wrote:
04/04/2024, 17:43
Do you know if there is either Giovanni Petrucci, or an unidentified actor, or an identified uncredited actor, who appears in all the 4 westerns where he is credited but does not appear?
Petrucci appears in all the westerns he's credited in as far as I know. I don't know if I understand the other questions :thinking_face:
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The westerns where he is credited but non-appearing are:
Il bianco il giallo il nero (1975) - this one he's credited in both the Italian & Spanish.
IMDb says he should also be credited in Uno, dos, tres... dispara otra vez (1973), but in my copy he was neither credited, nor appearing - I don't have the Italian credits

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Post by PeplumParadise » 04/04/2024, 18:21

carlos wrote:
04/04/2024, 18:17
Petrucci appears in all the westerns he's credited in as far as I know. I don't know if I understand the other questions :thinking_face:
But does Petrucci appear in the films where Petti is credited without appearing, or is there another actor who is present but seemingly uncredited in all the films?

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Post by carlos » 04/04/2024, 18:39

PeplumParadise wrote:
04/04/2024, 18:21
carlos wrote:
04/04/2024, 18:17
Petrucci appears in all the westerns he's credited in as far as I know. I don't know if I understand the other questions :thinking_face:
But does Petrucci appear in the films where Petti is credited without appearing
Not in westerns. I'm not sure where the mix-up occurred but Petrucci is not Petti :)
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or is there another actor who is present but seemingly uncredited in all the films?
I couldn't find one when I researched Petti years ago. I'll look again :)

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Post by PeplumParadise » 04/04/2024, 19:09

carlos wrote:
04/04/2024, 18:39
Not in westerns. I'm not sure where the mix-up occurred but Petrucci is not Petti :)
Yes, I know they're not the same obviously, but I suppose Petrucci must have used the Petti name as a pseudonym at one point, or else someone mis-identified him in a film where they are both appear and Petti is credited, though since it comes from IMDb then it could just come from someone with a vivid imagination and little sense!!
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I couldn't find one when I researched Petti years ago. I'll look again :)
I hope you can find someone, otherwise he has a bunch of credits that are a total mystery and rather more than would usually be found. I assume the Petti we know either retired or died after 1973 as he does not seem to appear in any films after that time.

The best solution would probably be for me to do topics for both Petti and Petrucci to try and sort it out (though that still wouldn't help explain the films where Petti is credited but neither appear), but that may have to wait as I am already trying to untangle the mixed-up IMDb credits for Aníbal Vela and Aníbal Vela hijo :sob:

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Post by PeplumParadise » 04/04/2024, 19:35

On a different note, whenever you have a chance could you please take a look through the unidentified actors in the topic for La rivolta degli schiavi (1960). I've found quite a lot of uncredited Spanish actors, including well known names, so there may well be a few more that you are familiar with that I'm not. Thanks in advance.

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Post by carlos » 12/04/2024, 0:08

PeplumParadise wrote:
04/04/2024, 19:09
I hope you can find someone, otherwise he has a bunch of credits that are a total mystery and rather more than would usually be found. I assume the Petti we know either retired or died after 1973 as he does not seem to appear in any films after that time.

The best solution would probably be for me to do topics for both Petti and Petrucci to try and sort it out (though that still wouldn't help explain the films where Petti is credited but neither appear), but that may have to wait as I am already trying to untangle the mixed-up IMDb credits for Aníbal Vela and Aníbal Vela hijo :sob:
It's still a mystery to me :). Just to recap for Giovanni Petti:
¿Quién grita venganza? (1968) - credited in Italian & English, not in Spanish
Tutto per tutto (1968) - credited in Italian not in Spanish
Una pistola per cento bare (1968) - credited in Italian, French & English, not in Spanish
Vamos a matar, compañeros (1970) - credited in Italian & English, we not have the Spanish
Lo ammazzò come un cane... ma lui rideva ancora (1972) - credited in Italian (as John Petty ) & English (as Giovanni Petti)
Il bianco, il giallo, il nero (1974) - credited in Italian & Spanish (as Giovanni Petty)

IMDb:
L'uomo della valle maledetta (1964) - not credited in Italian or Spanish
Uno, dos, tres... dispara otra vez (1973) - not credited in Spanish & English, we do not have the Italian

I have not found Petrucci in any of these. Giovanni Petrucci is credited in:
Petrucci.jpg
Da uomo a uomo (1967), El desperado (1967), Quanto costa morire (1968), Sono Sartana, il vostro becchino (1969)

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Post by PeplumParadise » 12/04/2024, 22:26

carlos wrote:
12/04/2024, 0:08
PeplumParadise wrote:
04/04/2024, 19:09
I hope you can find someone, otherwise he has a bunch of credits that are a total mystery and rather more than would usually be found. I assume the Petti we know either retired or died after 1973 as he does not seem to appear in any films after that time.

The best solution would probably be for me to do topics for both Petti and Petrucci to try and sort it out (though that still wouldn't help explain the films where Petti is credited but neither appear), but that may have to wait as I am already trying to untangle the mixed-up IMDb credits for Aníbal Vela and Aníbal Vela hijo :sob:
It's still a mystery to me :). Just to recap for Giovanni Petti:
¿Quién grita venganza? (1968) - credited in Italian & English, not in Spanish
Tutto per tutto (1968) - credited in Italian not in Spanish
Una pistola per cento bare (1968) - credited in Italian, French & English, not in Spanish
Vamos a matar, compañeros (1970) - credited in Italian & English, we not have the Spanish
Lo ammazzò come un cane... ma lui rideva ancora (1972) - credited in Italian (as John Petty ) & English (as Giovanni Petti)
Il bianco, il giallo, il nero (1974) - credited in Italian & Spanish (as Giovanni Petty)

IMDb:
L'uomo della valle maledetta (1964) - not credited in Italian or Spanish
Uno, dos, tres... dispara otra vez (1973) - not credited in Spanish & English, we do not have the Italian

I have not found Petrucci in any of these. Giovanni Petrucci is credited in:
Petrucci.jpg
I thought that might be him below in Lo ammazzò come un cane, but anyway with that quantity of credits where he does not appear (including Safari Express and possibly 1 or 2 other non-westerns), I would think the only possible explanation would be another actor using the same name, and seemingly not Petrucci. I'm putting his possible topic on hold and will come back to it somewhere down the line or when some further information presents itself.
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Post by PeplumParadise » 20/04/2024, 15:13

Not a request, but a few ID's from Vivi o, preferibilmente, morti (1969). Since none of them appear on either SWDb or IMDb then I assume they must be new identifications.

José Riesgo as Sheriff
Alive.or.Preferably.Dead.1969.DUBBED.1080p.BluRay.x265-RARBG15.jpg

Eric Chapman as Mr. Flatson, the man who reads the will
Alive.or.Preferably.Dead.1969.DUBBED.1080p.BluRay.x265-RARBG11.jpg

Gene Reyes as Wong, casino doorman behind the opening credits
Alive.or.Preferably.Dead.1969.DUBBED.1080p.BluRay.x265-RARBG2.jpg

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