Gilborn, Iver

Post by **Johan Melle** » 23/12/2019, 15:07

Iver Gilborn in Slalom (1965)

Alias: Iver S. Gilborn.

Presumably an American or a Brit based in Rome, Iver Gilborn pops up in various Italian 1960s and 70s films - often in a small speaking roles, but he appears to have been credited only three times.

Filmography

1962

Totò e Peppino divisi a Berlino .... General Thomas F. McLeod (uncredited)

1965
A 008 operazione sterminio .... American intelligence boss (uncredited)
Slalom .... George (uncredited)

1966
I diafanoidi vengono da Marte .... General Halstead (credited as "Iver S. Gilborn")

1970
Città violenta .... Sherman, the TV station boss (uncredited)
Colpo rovente .... Chief of police (credited)

1972
Pulp .... Texan coach tourist (credited)

Post by **Johan Melle** » 23/12/2019, 15:09

A little role at the start of the Eurospy adventure A 008 operazione sterminio (1965) as American intelligence boss

And a memorable part alongside Vittorio Gassman in Slalom (1965) as George, the murdered man with the hearing aid

Post by **Johan Melle** » 23/12/2019, 15:13

He has probably his largest role ever in the sci-fi film I diafanoidi vengono da Marte (1966) as General Halstead, the father of the protagonist played by Tony Russel

Credited here as Iver S. Gilborn

Città violenta (1970) as Sherman, the TV station boss

Post by **Johan Melle** » 23/12/2019, 15:16

Credited in Colpo rovente (1970) as Chief of police

And also credited in Pulp (1972), a British film shot in Malta, as Texan coach tourist

Post by **Johan Melle** » 19/02/2022, 16:50

Totò e Peppino divisi a Berlino (1962) as General Thomas F. McLeod.

Iver has a pretty large uncredited role here as an American general, though he is dubbed in Italian with a distinctly British accent by John Stacy.