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Marrocu, Giuseppe
Re: Giuseppe Marocco
Marrocco in a fictional part of Dimensione violenza (1984)
pic by vecchiaguardia
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Re: Giuseppe Marocco
Goodbye & Amen (1977) as Man coming out the elevator
role by vecchiaguardia, pic by Rogerio Ferraz
Cult gay role in Una donna di notte (1979), dancing with Bruno Alias!
pic by Rogerio Ferraz
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Cult gay role in Una donna di notte (1979), dancing with Bruno Alias!
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Roma contro Roma (1964) as Armenian soldier
Io non vedo, tu non parli, lui non sente (1971) as Waiter questioned by the police
La settima donna (1978) as Hostage during the bank robbery
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Io non vedo, tu non parli, lui non sente (1971) as Waiter questioned by the police
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La settima donna (1978) as Hostage during the bank robbery
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Re: Giuseppe Marocco
Another fotoromanzo from Lancio with Giuseppe Marrocco: Idillio N. 54: "Grigio è il cielo del perduto amore" (Published May 1967) and this time his role was a little bigger than his other fotoromanzo roles:
Marrocco was uncredited in this fotoromanzo but in there is an ad for this fotoromanzo in Idillio N. 53 and in this ad he is credited (as Pino Maroccu)! Look here.
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Marrocco was uncredited in this fotoromanzo but in there is an ad for this fotoromanzo in Idillio N. 53 and in this ad he is credited (as Pino Maroccu)! Look here.
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Re: Giuseppe Marocco
Two more fotoromanzi from Lancio with Marrocco (uncredited in both):
Idillio N. 75: "L'amore è ombra, l'amore è luce" (Published March 1969)
Idillio N. 84: "Il pozzo dei desideri" (Published December 1969)
Idillio N. 75: "L'amore è ombra, l'amore è luce" (Published March 1969)
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Idillio N. 84: "Il pozzo dei desideri" (Published December 1969)
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Re: Giuseppe Marocco
This is a quite hard to find movie: the Italian giallo L'isola del gabbiano (1981). Marocco has a "walk-on" at the airport.
pic by A.N.
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Fracchia la belva umana (1981) as Restaurant client
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I was wondering if this could be Marrocco in Un ombra nell'ombra (1979) - doubling for Ian Bannen for a brief second?
By the way, the screenshot is from Johan's excellent write up on this great film originally posted at Lovelockandload forum!
pic by Rogerio Ferraz
By the way, the screenshot is from Johan's excellent write up on this great film originally posted at Lovelockandload forum!
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Re: Giuseppe Marocco
Uncredited role in "Venne l'ultima notte", a short (and complete) fotoromanzo published in Grand Hotel N. 1087 (22 April 1967)
Another uncredited fotoromanzo role in Sogno Mensile N. 82: "Il treno per il sud" (August 1971)
Marocco with Mario Valdemarin in "Quando tornerai a cercarmi", a continuing fotoromanzo published in Sogno during 1972
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Another uncredited fotoromanzo role in Sogno Mensile N. 82: "Il treno per il sud" (August 1971)
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Marocco with Mario Valdemarin in "Quando tornerai a cercarmi", a continuing fotoromanzo published in Sogno during 1972
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Tenderly (1968) as Surgeon
Toh, è morta la nonna! (1969) as Man of Ghia's steering committee.
In this one, Marrocco was credited as Giuseppe Marrocu
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Toh, è morta la nonna! (1969) as Man of Ghia's steering committee.
In this one, Marrocco was credited as Giuseppe Marrocu
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