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Post by PeplumParadise » 28/12/2024, 10:50

Stuntman Mike wrote:
28/12/2024, 9:11
Hi everyone!
I'm finishing the topic for Mario Dionisi, and I suspect that there are possible errors in some identifications.
In particular I think there was confusion between Dionisi and Vito Domenighini. They are really very very similar.

If you look carefully this is the identification I had made on Vito Domenighini for I due mafiosi (1964)
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The doubt came to me when I saw this other identification of Mario Dionisi from I dieci Gladiatori (1963)
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The period is practically the same, and to me they seem to be the same person. I was quite sure when I identified Domenighini, but at this point I am not absolutely certain.
The question is: is it Dionisi in I due mafiosi, or are some of the identifications of the young Dionisi (beginning of the 60’s) actually attributable to Domenighini?
What do you think?



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Dionisi is someone we've always struggled with in the past, though previously it has been trying to distinguish him with Sergio Sagnotti, so Domenighini is a new name in the mix.

In my opinion it is the same actor in I due mafiosi and I dieci gladiatori, but which actor they are is another matter. I would think probably Dionisi, since Dominighini would only have been around 21 when these films were shot and the actor in the images seems older than that.

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Post by Stuntman Mike » 01/01/2025, 11:03

Since we have no other opinions I will proceed following Nick's opinion who seems to me to have had an excellent intuition. Considering that Domenighini must have been around 21 years old in 1964, and that the stuntman in the photos instead appears at least thirty years old, for now I will attribute the roles to Dionisi.

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Post by Ciavazzaro » 19/01/2025, 1:43

Hi i ask you one thing to the friends who are able to download from raiplay (i did try every method but it did not work)
I see that they just put the sceneggiato
Voglia di volare (1984)

As you know sceneggiati are a great resource to identify generici, and in this sceneggiato here the links here just episode 1 but then on google you found the other three episodes too
https://www.raiplay.it/video/2024/12/Vo ... 5f693.html

I have checked the cast list on imdb and there are some interesting names (actor with just 1 credit or 2) and since in this case they write the name of the charachter we can be sure of the identity

I write you the names so in case you can post pics of these possible generici:

Antonio Domenici as the professor
Paloma Barcella as Nicoletta
Mirko Morelli as Carletto

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Post by PeplumParadise » 19/01/2025, 11:29

I really think that I could have unidentified Spanish generico "Big Nose 'Tache" identified as "Felipe Álvarez", I'm just not sure if the available information is enough to call it a certain identification and change his topic.

Felipe Álvarez only has 2 known credits. In the first of these, Aquí están las vicetiples (1961 - images here), "Big Nose 'Tache" has a quite substantial speaking role and he really should be credited. I previously went through the credits and eliminated all but 3 credited actors, the other 2 of which have no other credits.

In the second film where Álvarez is credited, El hombre del expreso de Oriente (1962 - images here), our man has a small speaking role with a couple of lines (which I had somehow previously managed to overlook). It's not a large role, but Alvarez is credited second from last in a fairly lengthy cast list and in a film where Agustin Bescos is credited for just walking through a door it should be enough to get him credited.

Now normally I would say that someone should have at least 3 credited roles to confirm their identity (unless they are credited somewhere with a role, like Urmeneta), but I am very sure that he should be credited in the first film, I'm just not sure if it's enough to call it a definite ID as I can't think of any further way of confirming the identification.

Any opinions welcomed.

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Post by Ciavazzaro » 19/01/2025, 16:39

Considering they are both speaking roles (and one big or at least a few minutes from what i understand) i think is an identification, it would not be the first time we identify someone by only 2 roles

For me he is an identification

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Post by PeplumParadise » 21/01/2025, 11:28

Ciavazzaro wrote:
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Considering they are both speaking roles (and one big or at least a few minutes from what i understand) i think is an identification, it would not be the first time we identify someone by only 2 roles

For me he is an identification
Thank you. Since there have been no other opinions expressed and since I think the identification is as certain as it is probably going to get unless some further information should appear, I am going to go ahead and re-name him.

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Post by PeplumParadise » 22/01/2025, 22:12

carlos wrote:
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Have you considered this man who sometimes get mixed up with Agustín Bescos:
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Sorted! He is Antonio Sempere! The ID is certain since he is credited with role in an episode of ¿Es usted el asesino?, backed up by 2 further credited film/TV appearances

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Post by Ciavazzaro » 22/01/2025, 23:34

I found an interesting thing i did not know that thee sceneggiato K2 + 1 is a co-production with Germany

This series as you know is full of generici and have helped us identify a lot of them including Richard Dunne but the only bad thing is that the cast list is without the name of charachter.
But now i see the german version have been released in Germany so i wonder if maybe in the germany version the cast is credited with the roles which would be helpful

Anyone can search on emule or similars if he can found the german episodes with german titles ? im sure they must be somewhere since they have been release on dvd as Die diebischen Zwilinge and im quite sure they have been shown on ZDF television too.

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Post by Ciavazzaro » 28/01/2025, 1:45

Hi i ask for anyone who have a good copy of Io ti amo (1968) or who can download it from films e clips on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDaCbrQJ7fU

I need the pics of the slim man at the card table, and i think together with them we have the Panda Man from 1'09'30

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Post by TheLawman550 » 31/01/2025, 19:31

Is there anyone who have seen these 3 actors in (per qualche dollaro in più) in other movies ??they are one of the few actors in the movie that i havent found any more movies that they appear in
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