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Cassandra Crossing (1976) as Train passenger

Juke Box Urli d'amore (1959) as Man dancing in clubYet another new find for Mimmo, blink and you'll miss him but he's there dancing at the edge of the screen during the Giddy Up A Ding Dong number

La cento chilometri (1959) as One of the men who take away Cesare and Angela's bed

In 'Il nemico di mia moglie", Mimmo appears right after the credits as a quite excited, fence-shakin' spectator at a football match

FatmanDan wrote: ↑

02/07/2019, 19:01

In 'Il nemico di mia moglie", Mimmo appears right after the credits as a quite excited, fence-shakin' spectator at a football match

Funny that you should mention this as I just managed to get hold of this movie today!

So here's Mimmo in Il nemico di mia moglie (1959) as Fence-shaking football supporter Btw, the title of my copy is actually Il marito bello (Il nemico di mia moglie).


And here's Mimmo in the Italian-British TV mini series L'isola del gabbiano (1981) as Man on the beach This 5-part series, shown in the UK as Seagull Island, is most widely seen in a shortened feature length version that was released on VHS as The Secret of Seagull Island, but Mimmo's role is not included in this version.

Controsesso (1964), segment "Il professore", as Café customer by the jukebox

Un dollaro bucato (1965) as Man cat-calling to Judy in saloon. This is an uncertain identification since you never see his face clearly enough, but what drew my attention to him is that he does Mimmo's distinctive shoulder shrug when he laughs. The ear matches near enough to other images of Mimmo and obviously he has the right build, but the profile is a little odd as he is always moving, it might be better to make a positive ID if the film appears on blu ray.

La tempesta (1958) as Cossack at banquetMost online sources indicate that this film was shot entirely in Serbia, however given the presence here of both Mimmo and Spartaco Nale, I suspect that this scene at least may have been filmed in Italy, after all why would they have imported Italian actors to just play featured extras

The Bible: in the beginning... (La bibbia) (1966), as a Sodomite, presumably some kind of leader since he has women sleeping all round him. This marks Mimmo's second time playing a Sodomite, following Sodoma e Gomorra - he never seemed to play any role just once! Great find by Johan

The Taming of the Shrew, aka La bisbetica domata (1967) as Man in the street when Lucentio arrives Images upgraded