Requests for Nick

[PeplumParadise]

Nick i just saw in the pic from Adios Gringo (1965) in Mario Penni's topic on the right there is Alfredo Venturi:
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I'll take a look.

Since you are here, could you take a look at this when you get a chance viewtopic.php?p=28681#p28681

[Johan Melle]

I've compiled the cast credits for all 8 episodes of Odissea, but the sort of leave me scratching my head. They are fairly sparse, especially for episodes 7 and 8 where no one but Bekim Fehmiu and Irene Papas are credited. Interestingly, the credits differ from those printed in Radiocorriere TV, even though those credits tend to be pretty identical to the on-screen ones. Radiocorriere actually list several actors who are not credited on-screen, but sometimes list them in the wrong episodes it seems, so it's pretty messy. It's possible that the series originally had additional cast credits at the end of the episodes, because the version on Raiplay has Italian opening credits, but English end credits, which has presumably replace the original Italian end credits...

Anyway, here are the credits:

Episode 1 on-screen credits + Radiocorriere TV listing

Episode 2 on-screen credits + Radiocorriere TV listing

[Johan Melle]

Episode 3 on-screen credits + Radiocorriere TV listing

Episode 4 on-screen credits + Radiocorriere TV listing

[PeplumParadise]

Unfortunately not as comprehensive as most TV credits, as you say it's possible the English removed the additional credits, but at least we now have the credit screens for Tomei and Leib

[Johan Melle]

Episode 5 on-screen credits + Radiocorriere TV listing

Episode 6 on-screen credits + Radiocorriere TV listing

[Johan Melle]

Episode 7 on-screen credits

Episode 8 on-screen credits

Radiocorriere TV listing for episodes 7 and 8 listed together. Presumably because they were originally shown together

[van den bremt rudy]

Nick i see that you may have better pictures of the movie E tornato Sabata...hai chiuso un'altra volta (1971) where Pietro Torrisi is a henchman in a fight with Sabata
here some pictures, hopefully you have better ones (it's around 28 minutes 25" till 29 minutes etc...)

[Johan Melle]

I was just looking for Amalia Pellegrini in Fabiola (1949), but the only version I could find looks really crappy. Can you help me get some pics of her? She can be seen at the feast at 30:17, 40:43 and 43:23.

Browsing through the film, I also noticed that Sonia Balabin and I think Zulina Badaloni appear in the trial sequence. You can see them at 1:32:10. There's might also be Madame De Sade next to them (there's a better view of her at 1:33:38 and onward).

I also noticed that in addition to the two pics posted in his topic, Antonio Corevi shows up at least two more times too, at 1:11:06 and 1:26:30.

[PeplumParadise]

Nick i see that you may have better pictures of the movie E tornato Sabata...hai chiuso un'altra volta (1971) where Pietro Torrisi is a henchman in a fight with Sabata
here some pictures, hopefully you have better ones (it's around 28 minutes 25" till 29 minutes etc...)

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[PeplumParadise]

I was just looking for Amalia Pellegrini in Fabiola (1949), but the only version I could find looks really crappy. Can you help me get some pics of her? She can be seen at the feast at 30:17, 40:43 and 43:23.

Browsing through the film, I also noticed that Sonia Balabin and I think Zulina Badaloni appear in the trial sequence. You can see them at 1:32:10. There's might also be Madame De Sade next to them (there's a better view of her at 1:33:38 and onward).

I also noticed that in addition to the two pics posted in his topic, Antonio Corevi shows up at least two more times too, at 1:11:06 and 1:26:30.

Do you have an image of Amalia Pellegrini? The only woman on screen at 30:17 in my copy is Elisa Cegani, so the timing on the French DVD's is probably different. As for the trial it happens in the second half which is on the 2nd disc, so the timing is completely different, but I think I can recognise Balabin, Badaloni and De Sade.