[These daily posts will cover little known actors or people that have appeared in more recent films and TV series. Various degrees of information that I was able to find will be given and anything that you can add would be appreciated.]
Ugo Ballester was an Italian actor, nationality unknown, possibly Yugoslavian. He was active as an actor in both fotoromanzi magazines and films. He appeared in over 35 films from “Giulio Cesare, il conquistatore delle Gallie” (Caesar the Conqueror) starring Cameron Mitchell in 1962 to “Quelli della calibro 38” (Colt .38 Special Squad) starring Marcel Bozzuffi in 1976. Among those films were 17 Spaghetti westerns. He seldom had anything more than appearing as a townsman, courtroom observer or saloon patrons. I can find no biographical information on him. From his looks he was born around 1915-1920 and most likely passed away sometime in the 1970s.
BALLESTER, Ugo – fotoromanzi, film actor.
Bullets and Flesh – 1964 (courtroom observer)
The Cold Killer – 1966 (man at judge’s table)
The Man from Nowhere – 1966 (townsman)
God Forgives... I Don’t! – 1966 (man waiting for train)
Johnny Yuma – 1966 (bartender)
Born to Kill - 1967 (villager)
Killer Caliber .32 – 1967 (townsman)
Professionals for a Massacre – 1967 (Confederate agent)
Viva Django – 1967 (townsman)
The Man Who Cried for Revenge – 1968 (saloon patron)
One After Another – 1968 (bartender)
The Stranger’s Gundown – 1969 (Desert City deputy)
Django Defies Sartana – 1970 (gravedigger)
Drummer of Vengeance – 1971 (townsman)
Holy Water Joe - 1971 (priest)
Judge Roy Bean – 1971 (striptease observer)
Jesse and Lester Two Brothers in a Place Called Trinity –
1972 (Dr. George Gold)
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