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OK Connery (1967) credited as Franco Ceccarelli, as Man with Connery when he finds the fake Yachuko, Despite being credited he is only seen standing in the background.

I padroni della città (1976) as Card player.

Image upgrade, originally identified by vecchiaguardia

From my Peplum Paradise group on Facebook I have this information from Stefania Giolitti, granddaughter of Pietro Ceccarelli. She confirms Lanfranco's date of birth as being September 18th 1931 and his date of death as being October 7th 2005. She also confirms that Lanfranco was Pietro's brother and that Stefano Ceccarelli, our former Barbarian Torturer, was her great grandfather.

This image from the culturaitalia website shows Lanfranco with actors Carlos Thompson and Rik Battaglia, which must be from the set of Raw Wind in Eden (1958) in which both actors appear. Unfortunately there is only a poor quality copy of the first half of the film to be found online, so I have not been able to ascertain whether Lanfranco appears or what his role in the production could have been. Rudy says the site says Lanfranco played an understudy, which I assume is a bad translation meaning he played a stand-in or stunt double for one of the main actors. From the same source there are also images of Lanfranco's brother Pietro with American actor Jeff Chandler, so it would seem both brothers were somehow involved in the film.

I due crociati (1968) credited as Franco Ceccarelli, as Astolfo.

Already in the filmography, but we only had the main image from the film and didn't have the credit screen.

The majority of us says this is Lanfranco Ceccarelli in Gentleman Jo... uccidi (1967) as Officer surviving Massacre

Acquasanta Joe (1971), as Gunman, credited as Production Director

Un caso di coscienza (1970) credited as Assistant to the director.

As far as I could find Lanfranco does not appear.

Brutti di notte (1968) credited as Production secretary as "Franco Ceccarelli", as Man dancing in nightclub.

He's mostly intentionally out-of-focus in the foreground with the camera focusing on those behind him. Previously posted as a headshot by Emiliano, this adds the credit shot, corrects the information that he was credited as actor (he wasn't) and makes the role more specific (previously "Dancer")

Milano calibro 9 (1972), credited as Production Director