Al Capone

[Johan Melle]

"Al Capone" in Cassandra Crossing (1976)

This towering man with very characteristic features was active in Italian cinema from at least the mid 1950s and well into the 1970s. I've nicknamed him "Al Capone" because he has a very typical mobster face.

Filmography

1954

1. L'arte di arrangiarsi .... Psychiatric patient (uncredited)
   
   1956
2. Donne sole .... Audience member at the cinema (uncredited)
   
   1959
3. Erode il grande .... Priest (uncredited)
4. Europa di notte .... Traffic policeman (uncredited)
   
   1961
5. Le meraviglie di Aladino .... Courtier (uncredited)
6. Vanina Vanini .... Priest in the procession (uncredited)
   
   1965
7. I complessi - segment "Il complesso della schiava nubiana" .... Journalist (uncredited)
   
   1967
8. I diamanti che nessuno voleva rubare .... Bar customer (uncredited)
   
   1968
9. Candy .... Man at the post-op party (uncredited)
10. I 2 deputati .... Politician (uncredited)
    
    1969
11. It Takes a Thief (TV series) - season 3, ep. 9: "The King of Thieves" .... Max's henchman (uncredited)
    
    1976
12. Cassandra Crossing .... Train passenger (uncredited)
13. Un amore targato Forlì .... Member of the property developer commission (uncredited)

[Johan Melle]

Candy (1968) as Man at the post-op party

I 2 deputati (1968) as Politician (in two different scenes)

[Johan Melle]

Vanina Vanini (1961) as Priest in the procession

[Johan Melle]

It Takes a Thief (TV series), season 3, episode 9: "The King of Thieves" (1969) as Max's henchman

[Emiliano]

Un amore targato Forlì (1976) as Member of the property developer commission

[Johan Melle]

I complessi (1965), segment "Il complesso della schiava nubiana", as Journalist

[Johan Melle]

Earliest role so far in L'arte di arrangiarsi (1954) as Psychiatric patient

[Johan Melle]

Europa di notte (1959) as Traffic policeman

[Johan Melle]

Killing n. 41: "Un cadavere che vale" (15 May 1968) in a small role as a henchman

[Johan Melle]

Killing n. 46: "Il premio è morire" (1 August 1968) in a fitting role as Mister Montreal, a gangster