Who Are Those Guys - Elio Angelluci

Almost nothing is known about Italian character actor Elio Angelucci. He seldom had a speaking role and was basically nothing more than a continuously used extra. This heavily bearded actor with dark eyes and heavy eyebrows was usually seen as an occassional bartender, but more often seen as a saloon patron, townsman, gang member or someone seen in background shots. Thanks to Michel Ferguson for supplying information on Elio's real name and additional western film credits.

ANGELUCCI, Elio (Aurelio Angelucci) [Italian]
Adios Gringo - 1965
$7.00 to Kill - 1965 (saloon patron)
The Man from Nowhere - 1966 (townsman)
El Rojo - 1966 (saloon patron)
Renegade Gunfighter - 1966
Ace High - 1967
Adios Hombre - 1967 (townsman)
Black Tigress - 1967 (townsman)
Death Sentence - 1967
Fort Yuma Gold - 1967
The Magnificent Texas - 1967 (saloon patron)
Pecos Cleans Up - 1967 (‘El Supremo’ henchman)
Poker with Pistols - 1967 (roulette player)
The Son of Django - 1967 (old timer at duel)
A Stranger in Town - 1967 (Mexican soldier)
Two Pistols and a Coward - 1967 (saloon patron)
Wanted - 1967
Drop Them or I’ll Shoot - 1968 (townsman)
Execution - 1968 (henchman)
Gun Shy Piluk - 1968 (bartender)
Long Day of the Massacre - 1968
Shotgun - 1968 (bearded peon)
Boot Hill - 1969 (gambling miner)
The Dirty Outlaws - 1969 (soldier)
No Graves on Boot Hill - 1969 (horse buyer)
Sabata - 1969 (saloon patron)
Sartana Angel of Death - 1969
Adios, Sabata - 1970 (bearded villager)
Arizona Returns - 1970 (saloon patron)
Shango - 1970 (Mexican henchman)
Five Man Army - 1970
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)
The Return of Sabata – 1971 (saloon patron)
Trinity is Still My Name – 1971 (friar)
Where the Bullets Fly - 1971
Jesse & Lester, Two Brothers in a Place Called Trinity – 1972 (church member)
Man of the East – 1972 (Ebenezer)
They Called Him Amen – 1972
Court Martial – 1973
The Return of Shanghai Joe – 1974
The Genius – 1975 (brothel man)
Keoma - 1975
Red Coat – 1975 (townsman)
White Fang and the Gold Seekers - (saloon patron)
A Man Called Blade – 1977 (townsman)