[Second rôle] Elio Angelucci ?

[Sancho Perez]

Cet acteur, facilement reconnaissable grâce à son épaisse barbe noire, apparaît dans plusieurs westerns mais son identité laisse sceptique.

Ici, le nom d'Elio Angelucci est suggéré mais pas confirmé:
http://users.skynet.be/cinema.populaire/eurowestern/acteursew2.htm

Il fait le plus souvent de la figuration.

Gringo joue sur le rouge
Adiós hombre
Poker au colt
Le justicier du Sud/ Piluk le timide
Le temps des vautours



Trois croix pour ne pas mourir


Killer Kid


Un dollar entre les dents


Sentence de Mort


Django défie Sartana


Pas de pitié pour les salopards



Django le bâtard/La horde des salopards


Une corde, un colt


Cinq hommes armés



La Colline des bottes


Un homme nommé Apocalypse Joe


Sabata


Arizona se déchaîne


Le Fossoyeur


On l’appelle Trinita


Adios Sabata


Le retour de Sabata



On continue à l’appeler Trinita
Le retour de Sabata


Et maintenant, on l’appelle El Magnifico

Trinita, tire et dis... Amen
Deux frères appellés Trinita / Jesse & Lester
Un génie, deux associés et une cloche
Bill Cormack, le fédéré
On l'appelle Spirito Santo



Une raison pour vivre, une raison pour mourir


Che botte Ragazzi


Keoma à droite et sans barbe!


Mannaja, l’homme à la hache

[Rex Lee]

Arizona Colt






Poker au colt





Sabata règle ses comptes







Shango






Poker d'as pour un Gringo

[Tom Betts]

https://www.forlitoday.it/cronaca/morte-aurelio-angelucci-forli.html


Forlì in mourning, Aurelio Angelucci has died: he also participated in two films with Alberto Sordi
Aurelio Angelucci, a well-known face of Forlì dialect theatre, passed away in the night between Sunday and Monday

ourning in the world of Romagna culture. Aurelio Angelucci, a well-known face of Forlì dialect theatre, passed away in the night between Sunday and Monday. The funeral has been set for Thursday morning at 9 a.m. in St. Blaise's Church. Born in Forlì in 1934, he obtained a master's degree at the age of 19. He then carried out his military service as a second lieutenant, and then was promoted to the rank of lieutenant of complement For five years he was an elementary school teacher in Forlì; He then worked as a clerk at the Italian Post Office for 40 years, until he became a manager. "Passionate about entertainment, since 1968 he has directed the dialect company "Cinecircolo del Gallo" which he founded in which he acted for about 55 years, during which he staged over 25 Romagna comedies for a total of about 2500 evenings", recalls Gabriele Zelli.

"He participated as a contestant in 13 national television broadcasts," Zelli recalls. In Romagna with the character of 'Tugnaz', he conducted some television programs. In 2012 he was appointed honorary president of the Italian Federation of Amateur Theatre. He has participated as an actor in 22 films, two with Alberto Sordi and two with Pupi Avati. "I have always known Aurelio Angelucci, Tugnaz - begins the president of the City Council, Alessandra Ascari Raccagni -. Even if he was a teacher for a short time and a long time ago, for us boys of that time he has always remained the "Master". In this, recognizing the figure of the trainer, of the one who approaches the arts, the theater. With the Cinecircolo del Gallo he had created an aggregating reality, a cultural bulwark for the preservation of the Romagna dialect. My heartfelt condolences to the family."

"I remember with affection - says Alessandro Rondoni - my dear friend Aurelio Angelucci, the popular "Tugnaz", who made us love Romagna, its dialect and its traditions. He collaborated with me at Il Momento with his column "Amarcord". There were many moments lived with him at San Luigi and Santa Rita, with the theatrical performances of the Cinecircolo del Gallo, and at Rondo Point with the sfoglina Maria, where he also performed dressed as Santa Claus. He recounted his participation in films and television quizzes, his friendships with actors, directors and cycling champions including Baldini, Pambianco and Adorni. And he remembered his origins at the San Luigi oratory, the meetings with Don Pippo and Don Ricci. Aurelio was a good person, full of talent and humanity."

"We remember him with great affection for his generous, communicative character, always ready to offer the best of himself," comments Carlo Caselli, provincial president of Confedilizia. He honored us with his unforgettable testimony during a "Amarcord e nostar dialet" salon on May 10, 2018, when his strength was already declining, but, although suffering, he did not want to miss it and even lately he was proud to have honored and cheered us. May Paradise welcome you, Aurelio, great Romagnolo."

Adiós gringo - 1965 (townsman)
Who Killed Johnny Ringo – 1965 (saloon patron)
El Rojo – 1966 (saloon patron)
The Man from Nowhere - 1966 (townsman)
Seven Dollars to Kill - 1966 (saloon patron)
A Stranger in Town – 1966 (Mexican soldier)
Sugar Colt – 1966 (Haberbrook henchman)
Black Tigress - 1967 (townsman)
Death Sentence – 1967 (saloon patron)
The Dirty Outlaws – 1967 (soldier)
Killer Kid – 1967 (Mexican)
The Magnificent Texan – 1967 (townsman)
A Man, a Colt – 1967 (saloon patron)
A Minute to Pray a Second to Die – 1967 (Tucson townsman)
Pecos Cleans Up – 1967 (‘El Supremo’ henchman)
Poker With Pistols – 1967 (Chamaca)
Seven Pistols for a Massacre – 1967 (saloon patron)
Shotgun – 1967 (bearded peon)
The Son of Django - 1967 (old-timer at duel)
$10,000 Blood Money– 1967 (saloon patron)
Wanted – 1967 (saloon patron)
Ace High – 1968 (gambler)
And for a Roof a Sky Full of Stars – 1968 (saloon brawler)
Belle Starr – 1968 (Pinkerton agent)
Beyond the Law – 1968
Drop Them or I’ll Shoot – 1968 (Blackstone townsman)
Execution – 1968 (henchman)
Go for Broke – 1968 (Mexican)
Gun Shy Piluk - 1968 (bartender)
The Long Day of the Massacre – 1968 (elixir customer)
The Longest Hunt – 1968 (Doneghan soldier)
A Man Called Amen – 1968 (Buseba henchman)
No Graves on Boot Hill – 1968 (horse buyer)
Two Pistols and a Coward – 1968 (saloon patron)
And God Said to Cain – 1969 (bearded prisoner)
Boot Hill – 1969 (gambling miner)
Sabata – 1969 (saloon patron)
The Stranger’s Gundown – 1969 (Murdock henchman)
Adiós, Sabata – 1970 (bearded villager)
Arizona Returns – 1970 (saloon patron)
Django Defies Sartana – 1970 (Singer henchman)
A Man Called Apocalypse Joe – 1970 (townsman)
Shango – 1970 (Martinez soldier)
They Call Me Trinity – 1970 (Mormon)
A Fistful of Death – 1971 (townsman)
He Was Called the Holy Ghost – 1971 (convict)
His Name Was Pot... They Called Him Allegria – 1971 (saloon patron)
Return of Sabata – 1971 (saloon patron)
Blazing Guns – 1971
Judge Roy Bean – 1971 (saloon patron)
Vendetta at Dawn – 1971 (saloon patron)
Jesse and Lester Two Brothers in a Place Called Trinity – 1972 (Mormon)
Kill the Poker Player – 1972 (townsman)
Man of the East – 1972 (Ebenezer)
Massacre at Fort Holman - 1972
They Called Him Amen - 1972
Where the Bullets Fly – 1972 (saloon patron)
Court Martial – 1973 (convict)
The Return of Shanghai Joe – 1974
Red Coat – 1974 (Fred)
The Genius – 1975 (brothel patron)
Keoma – 1975 (townsman)
A Man Called Blade – 1977 (miner)

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