Quick Identifications

[van den bremt rudy]

For me it is Boscariol in the 5th picture (that's the one best to identify) but not 100 percent sure

[PeplumParadise]

Not sure what to do with Boscariol then, we have 1 yes, 2 probable and 1 probably not!

[PeplumParadise]

while we continue to ponder on Boscariol, any opinions on this as a possible Artemio Antonini in Ehi amico... c'è Sabata. Hai chiuso!? I'm quite uncertain about this one

[Johan Melle]

while we continue to ponder on Boscariol, any opinions on this as a possible Artemio Antonini in Ehi amico... c'è Sabata. Hai chiuso!? I'm quite uncertain about this one
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I think it's Artemio.

[Johan Melle]

Okay, about the Dell'Acquas as zombies in Zombi 2 (1979), many of them are hard to identify, and as always, the Bluray is annoyingly dark compared to the old DVDs.

Anyway, we know that Ottaviano is the famous worm-eyed zombie that rises from the grave and kills Auretta Gay (the image of him is used on a lot of posters). Not at all recognizable under the heavy make-up, but we know from interviews with Ottaviano that this role was played by him

Then there's this zombie on the right that the protagonists encounter at the house of Olga Karlatos. He's definitely a Dell'Acqua. I'm thinking maybe Roberto...?

The zombie in the window who gets a shovel in the head is another obvious stunt role and should be a Dell'Acqua too

And here's a zombie who gets a good close and who has clear Dell'Acqua features

[Johan Melle]

This burning zombie is also definitely a Dell'Acqua. Is this Roberto again?

And maybe this is Ottaviano again, but the shot is hopelessly dark

And some of these zombies that the protagonists encounter while escaping are surely Dell'Acquas. Two of them get close-ups as they are killed

And then there's this one killed outside

[PeplumParadise]

This burning zombie is also definitely a Dell'Acqua. Is this Roberto again?
Dell'Acqua Zombie08.jpg
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And maybe this is Ottaviano again, but the shot is hopelessly dark
Dell'Acqua Zombie10.jpg


And some of these zombies that the protagonists encounter while escaping are surely Dell'Acquas. Two of them get close-ups as they are killed
Dell'Acqua Zombie11.jpg
Dell'Acqua Zombie12.jpg
Dell'Acqua Zombie13.jpg


And then there's this one killed outside
Dell'Acqua Zombie14.jpg

I would say that this one is definitely Roberto and I agree about your second ID for Ottaviano. As for the others I'm not too sure.

[FatmanDan]

And here is the result from the Mannheim jury:-))) Boscariol no, Artemio for sure, Dell'Acquas like said one above me...

[FatmanDan]

Another Giuseppe Marroccu sighting trying to crack the 400 border: Is it him, second from left, in ´Il colonnello Buttiglione diventa generale` (from 27:38 on, front shot beginning 28:03)? https://ok.ru/video/889142446719 .... and possibly one down: I doubt that it is him in ´Un ombra nell'ombra`...

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!
Un ombra nell'ombra (1979).jpg
pic by Rogerio Ferraz

[Johan Melle]

So no one thinks the zombie at Olga Karlatos' house and the one on fire is Roberto Dell'Acqua, then? I can't for the life of me understand which Dell'Acqua he is then. Certainly not Arnaldo or Ottaviano. Alberto!? Hmm... I guess we're not getting anywhere with trying to figure this out then. Not unless there exist any on-set photos of them or something like that.