Luigi Ciavarro
was an Italian stunt coordinator, stuntman and film actor. By his filmography
he appeared in sixteen Euro-westerns from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s.
According to the IMDb he first appeared on film in 1961’ “The Trojan Horse”
starring Steve Reeves and directed by Euro-western director Giorgio Ferroni.
His last credited role was in 1974’ “Super Stooges vs the Wonder Women”
starring Nick Jordan (Aldo Canti) and directed by another Euro-western director
Al Bradley (Alfonso Brescia). He may be best remembered as one of Angel Eyes/
Sentenza’s henchmen in “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”.
He was also
credited using the alias Luis Chavarro and worked behind the scenes as a stunt
coordinator, fight coordinator and as a master of arms.
Probably born in
Italy during the early 1930s he disappeared after the mid-1970s and his
whereabouts is unknown.
CIAVARRO, Luigi (aka Louis Chavarro, Luis Chavarro, Giggetto
Ciavarro) [Italian] – stunt coordinator, stuntman, master of arms, film actor.
The Return of
Clay Stone - 1964
Three Dollars of
Lead – 1964 (Morrison henchman) [as Luis Chavarro]
Colorado Charlie
– 1965 (Pete) [as Luis Chavarro] [stunt coordinator]
The Good, the Bad
and the Ugly – 1965 (member of Sentenza/Angel
Eyes' gang)
The Man from
Nowhere – 1966 (saloon patron)
Day of Anger –
1967 (Perkins henchman)
Kill and Pray –
1967 (Ferguson henchman)
Seven Pistols for
a Massacre – 1967 (Little Tucson Deputy)
The Son of Django
– 1967 (Eyepatch) [as Luis Chavarro]
And for a Roof a
Sky Full of Stars – 1968 (Pratt henchman)
Cemetery Without
Crosses – 1968 (Corey)
Once Upon a Time
in the West – 1968 (Flagstone Deputy Sheriff)
Two Pistols and a
Coward – 1968 (posse member) [stunt coordinator]
Sabata – 1969 (Clayton
brother)
The Beast – 1970
(Deputy Williams) [as Luis Chavarro] [master of arms]
Bullet for a Stranger – 1971 (brawler)
Bullet for a Stranger – 1971 (brawler)
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