Erika Blanc

[van den bremt rudy]

1000 dollari sul nero (1966) as Joselita Rogers
Female lead in this western, one of a few others

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Un milione di dollari per sette assassini (1966) as Anna
Credited in this hard to find eurospy movie
bad pictures, but this is the only version available on the net

[van den bremt rudy]

Feuer frei auf Frankie (1967) (a.k.a. Per 50 000 maledetti dollari) as Maud Taylor
credited in this not so well known german-spanish-italian eurospy movie

[Emiliano]

Operazione paura (1966) as Monica Schuftan
One of the first important roles and certainly the one that consecrated her a famous actress it can be found in this famous - but a bit dated - Bava's horror flick. Her character is that of the girl prey to a diabolical conspiracy, and her expressions of terror are very credible. To rescue her, the hero on duty, Giacomo Rossi Stuart.

[Johan Melle]

To rescue her, the hero on duty, Kim Rossi Stuart.

I think you mean Giacomo Rossi Stuart. Kim wasn't born until three years later

[van den bremt rudy]

Kommissar X - drei blaue panther (1968) (italian title : Gangsters per un massacro) as Elizabeth Hillary (Credited)
German - Italian action movie, one of a few with kommissar X in the lead role
the movie was shot in Italy (Rome) and Canada (Montreal and Calgary)

[van den bremt rudy]

El hombre del puno de oro (1967) (a.k.a. L'uomo dal pugno d'oro) as Linda Moore
credited lead role in this Spanish-Italian crime movie about a private eye and a case of stolen diamonds

Erika was in all the genres of the italian cinema of the 60's and 70's like eurospy, western, giallo and horror movies

[van den bremt rudy]

Testa di sbarco per otto implacabili (1968) credited as Denise
In this war movie she is playing a woman of the resistance (this time in a different role)

[van den bremt rudy]

El magnifico Tony Carrera (1968) (a.k.a. Il magnifico Tony Carrera) as Antonella Arnaldo
credited but secondary role in this international crime movie
this film was shot on location in Italy, Spain and The Netherlands

the pictures came from the best source i have found namely a Finnish VHS !

[PeplumParadise]

Tom Dollar (1967) credited, as Lady Barbara Crane