Romolo e Remo (1961)

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• Credited cast
• Uncredited cast
• Unidentified cast

Director

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Sergio Corbucci

Storyline

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The story of the foundation of the city of Rome. Brothers Romulus and Remus rebel against the tyrannical regime of Amulio, leading their band of loyal followers in search of a valley told of in a prophecy, but feud amongst themselves before reaching their destination. Meanwhile King Tazio, whose daughter Giulia has become romantically involved with Romulus, is on their trail.

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Credited cast

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(actors credited in the Italian version)

Steve Reeves
as Romolo / Romulus

Gordon Scott
as Remo / Remus

Virna Lisi
as Giulia

Franco Volpi
as Amulio

Laura Solari
as Rhea Silvia

Piero Lulli
as Suplicius

José Greci
as Estia

Gianni Musy
as Glori

Inger Milton
as Sira

Enzo Cerusico
as Numa

Andrea Bosic
as Faustolo

Enrico Glori
as Priest following Romulus

Franco Balducci
as Acilio

Germano Longo
as Scebro

Bruno Tocci
as Tazio's lieutenant

Giuliano Dell'Ovo
(credited as Giuliano Dall'Ovo)
as Publio

Nando Angelini (c.s.c.)
as Follower of Remus

Massimo Girotti
as King Tazio

Ornella Vanoni
as Tarpeja

Jacques Sernas
as Curzio

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Uncredited actors

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"Baby Santa"
as Man at the pagan ceremony / Follower of Romulus

"Big Hairless Man"
as Man at the pagan ceremony

Angelo Boscariol
as Follower of Remus

"Chiarenza's Cousin"
as Follower of Romulus

Domenico Cianfriglia
as Follower of Romulus

Giovanni Cianfriglia
as 1. Guard at the pagan ceremony
as 2. Soldier of Tazio

Franz Colangelo
as Spectator at the trial

Consalvo Dell'Arti
as Spectator at the trial

Giovanni Di Benedetto
as Tazio's 2nd lieutenant

Severino D'Ottavi
as Spectator at the trial

"The Elegant Prophet"
as Man at the pagan ceremony

Armando Fracassi
as Follower of Romulus and Remus

Ferruccio Fregonese
as Spectator at the trial

Giglio Gigli
as Horse race competitor

"Gorgon's Victim"
as Follower of Romulus

Pier Ugo Gragnani
as High priest at the pagan ceremony

Rodolfo Lodi
as Tazio's priest

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Uncredited actors

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Mauro Mannatrizio
as Follower of Romulus and Remus

Ugo Mari
as Priest at the pagan ceremony

Marina Meucci
as Priestess

Sandro Mondini
as Priest at the pagan ceremony

Enzo Mondino
as Man at the pagan ceremony

"Mr. Cheeky"
as Man at the pagan ceremony / Follower of Romulus

Angela Palmieri
as Woman at the pagan ceremony

"Panda Man"
as Man at the pagan ceremony

Mario Pascucci
as Priest of Tazio

Franco Pasquetto
as 1. Competitor in the horse race
as 2. Soldier of Amulio
as 3. Follower of Romulus and Remus

Attilio Pelegatti
as Advisor to Amulio

Mimmo Poli
as Follower of Romulus

"Poor Old Woman"
as Woman at the pagan ceremony

Umberto Salomone
as Man at the pagan ceremony / Follower of Romulus

Nando Sarlo
as Man at the pagan ceremony

Benito Stefanelli
as Soldier of Amulio
credited as Master of Arms

Clemente Ukmar
as Follower of Romulus

Franco Ukmar
as 1. Competitor in the horse race
as 2. Soldier of Amulio
as 3. Soldier of Tazio

Giancarlo Ukmar
as 1. Follower of Romulus and Remus
as 2. Soldier of Tazio

Giovanni Ukmar
as 1. Follower of Romulus and Remus
as 2. Soldier of Amulio

"White Peplum Beard"
as Man at the pagan ceremony / Follower of Romulus

"Whitefuzzy"
as Man at the pagan ceremony / Follower of Romulus

"Young Tavern Keeper"
as Man with whip at the pagan ceremony

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Unidentified actors

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I still think the whitebeard in 78-79-80 could be Luigi Smith, but I know opinion was uncertain when I previously posted it in uncertain ID's.

The soldier on the left in 59 I have previously had identified as Benito Stefanelli, but I'm not at all sure now

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Stefanelli: not a very clear image, but it seems like him at least.

Smith: I'm still not sure, so all I can say is maybe.

A few others:

10: the second girl from the left in the front row is Angela Palmieri

42: Domenico Cianfriglia (and again on the right in 95)

57-58: Consalvo Dell'Arti

77: Giovanni Cianfriglia (in a different role?)