Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 12:11
You don't get a very clear shot of him and it's a bit of an unusual role for him to play, but could this possibly be Aristide Catoni? Just a wild idea!
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Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 14:14
The far-right 56 guard resembles Claudio Ruffini (which can be said, too, for the most right of the golden fighters in the 2nd and 3rd cave pic)...
Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 14:16
For me it's not him.PeplumParadise wrote: ↑12/04/2021, 12:11You don't get a very clear shot of him and it's a bit of an unusual role for him to play, but could this possibly be Aristide Catoni? Just a wild idea!
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Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 14:23
Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 14:41
Here are some images of Ruffini from other films released the same year for comparison, what do people think? I think it could be him in the 56 image, but I'm not at all sure about the golden man
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Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 16:38
I think it's definitely him in the 56 pic. I'm not quite as sure about the golden man, but it does resemble him. It seems he was noticeably more fit at that time, so it seems possible to me.PeplumParadise wrote: ↑12/04/2021, 14:41Here are some images of Ruffini from other films released the same year for comparison, what do people think? I think it could be him in the 56 image, but I'm not at all sure about the golden man
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Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 16:39
Am I the only one who sees Amerigo Santarelli in these pics?? It looks just like him in my opinion, and it's also exactly the kind of role he might play.Emiliano wrote: ↑12/04/2021, 14:16For me it's not him.PeplumParadise wrote: ↑12/04/2021, 12:11You don't get a very clear shot of him and it's a bit of an unusual role for him to play, but could this possibly be Aristide Catoni? Just a wild idea!
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Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 16:47
I agree it's the sort of role Santarelli would play, but the features and expressions just don't seem like him to meJohan Melle wrote: ↑12/04/2021, 16:39
Am I the only one who sees Amerigo Santarelli in these pics?? It looks just like him in my opinion, and it's also exactly the kind of role he might play.
Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 16:49
I'm fairly sure this is Sergio Testori
Pupita Lea Scuderoni in pic 48
This is Giuseppe Marrocu again in pics 6-8 and 22. In a different role, or is the same as the one Emiliano pointed out...?
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Pupita Lea Scuderoni in pic 48
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This is Giuseppe Marrocu again in pics 6-8 and 22. In a different role, or is the same as the one Emiliano pointed out...?
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Re: Il trionfo di Ercole (1964)
Posted: 12/04/2021, 16:51
I guess we're not seeing the same things then. Does anyone else have any thoughts on this man?PeplumParadise wrote: ↑12/04/2021, 16:47I agree it's the sort of role Santarelli would play, but the features and expressions just don't seem like him to meJohan Melle wrote: ↑12/04/2021, 16:39
Am I the only one who sees Amerigo Santarelli in these pics?? It looks just like him in my opinion, and it's also exactly the kind of role he might play.