
Rossi
appeared in some of the best of the Spaghetti western genre often using such
pseudonyms as Lou Kamante, Edward G. Ross and various spellings of each. He
appeared in such well- known Euro-westerns as: “Django” (1965), “The Great
Silence”, “Run, Man, Run”, “Viva Django!” (all 1967), “The Forgotten
Pistolero”, “Boot Hill” (both 1969), “A Man Called Sledge” and They Call Me
Trinity” (both 1970), “Return of Sabata” (1971) and “Deaf Smith and Johnny
Ears” (1972).
Rossi
suffered for many years of undisclosed debilitating disease dying from it on
May 29, 2005 in Rome, Italy. He was 71.
Today we
remember one of the best villains of the genre Luciano Rossi on what would have
been his 80th birthday.
I remember he played Jean-Paul in 1968's "Run, Man, Run" but I have not seen that film.
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