Quick identifications

[PeplumParadise]

This seems like Enzo Ricciardi in La tempesta, but his presence as a generico would seem a little odd since, despite it being an Italo-French-Yugoslav co-production, as far as I'm aware the film was shot entirely in Serbia. Any opinions?

[Cinema Italiano]

This seems like Enzo Ricciardi in La tempesta, but his presence as a generico would seem a little odd since, despite it being an Italo-French-Yugoslav co-production, as far as I'm aware the film was shot entirely in Serbia. Any opinions?
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I think he's Enzo: year 1958 corresponds to his appearance and also the very particular nose seems to be the same.

[vecchiaguardia]

Do you think can be him ?
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I don't think so.

[Cinema Italiano]

Do you think can be him ?
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I don't think so.

Thank you

[PeplumParadise]

Do you think can be him ?
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I'm familiar with him but not an expert, but my first impression is that it's not him

[Buono Legnani]

Do you think can be him ?
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No, absolutely.

[Ciavazzaro]

Absolutely yes Goofy and Ricciardi.

[Johan Melle]

This seems like Enzo Ricciardi in La tempesta, but his presence as a generico would seem a little odd since, despite it being an Italo-French-Yugoslav co-production, as far as I'm aware the film was shot entirely in Serbia. Any opinions?
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I think it's him absolutely. It wouldn't be the first time a film was said to have been shot entirely in some other country, but then the presence of familiar generici reveals that one or two studio scenes were in fact shot in Rome.

[Johan Melle]

I agree about both Goofy and Dolores Calò.

[FatmanDan]

Can't get a better pic, bit that's Marcello Meconizzi (foreground) in Lo sceriffo di Rockspring (1971) as Barroom Brawler