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Maurizio Merli

Acting Born Feb 8, 1940 Died Mar 10, 1989 Rome, Lazio, Italy 37 credits
37
Total Credits
1963–2017
55 Years Career Span
6
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Maurizio Merli works in acting. Born February 8, 1940 in Rome, Lazio, Italy. Died March 10, 1989. Archytele tracks 37 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

The Man in the Movie Camera
Blue Tango
Spy Connection
Priest of LoveVultures Over the City
The Rebel
Skin Deep · Sound EngineerHunted CityFrom Corleone to Brooklyn
Magnum CopThe Iron CommissionerConvoy BustersConvoy Busters · StuntsCovert Action
Highway RacerKleinhoff Hotel · Boom OperatorThe Cynic, the Rat & the FistA Man Called Blade
Violent NaplesA Special Cop in ActionRome, Armed to the TeethFear in the City
Violent RomeWhite Fang to the RescueCalling All Police Cars · Boom Operator
Il giovane GaribaldiChainsPhiladelphia Story
Sexy SinnersLe mille e una notte all'italiana
Raptus
Fenomenal and the Treasure of Tutankamen
Two R-R-Ringos from TexasMassacre Mania
I grandi camaleonti
The Leopard

Full Filmography

37 titles
  • The Man in the Movie Camera (2017)
  • Blue Tango (1987) as Walter Mantegazza
  • Spy Connection (1983) as Peter Wayne
  • Priest of Love (1981) as Angelo Ravagli
  • Vultures Over the City (1981) as Mark Spencieri
  • The Rebel (1980) as Nick Rossi
  • Skin Deep (1979) Sound Engineer
  • Hunted City (1979) as Commissario Paolo Ferro
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  • From Corleone to Brooklyn (1979) as Commissario Giorgio Berni
  • Magnum Cop (1978) as Walter 'Wally' Spada
  • The Iron Commissioner (1978) as Commissario Mauro Mariani
  • Convoy Busters (1978) as Police Commissioner Olmi
  • Convoy Busters (1978) Stunts
  • Covert Action (1978) as John Florio
  • Seagulls Fly Low (1978) as Albert Morgan
  • Highway Racer (1977) as Marco Palma
  • Kleinhoff Hotel (1977) Boom Operator
  • The Cynic, the Rat & the Fist (1977) as Leonardo Tanzi
  • A Man Called Blade (1977) as Mannaja
  • Violent Naples (1976) as Il commissario Betti
  • A Special Cop in Action (1976) as Commissioner Betti
  • Rome, Armed to the Teeth (1976) as Commissioner Leonardo Tanzi
  • Fear in the City (1976) as Police Commissioner Mario Murri
  • Violent Rome (1975) as Police Commissioner Betti
  • White Fang to the Rescue (1975) as Burt Halloway
  • Calling All Police Cars (1975) Boom Operator
  • Il giovane Garibaldi (1974) as Giuseppe Garibaldi
  • Chains (1974) as Alfio Capuano
  • Philadelphia Story (1974) as George
  • Sexy Sinners (1972) as Cecco - friend of Rinaldo
  • Le mille e una notte all'italiana (1972)
  • Raptus (1969) as Giornalista Barni
  • Fenomenal and the Treasure of Tutankamen (1968)
  • Two R-R-Ringos from Texas (1967) as Nordista
  • Massacre Mania (1967)
  • I grandi camaleonti (1964) as Charles
  • The Leopard (1963) as (uncredited)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Maurizio Merli best known for?

Maurizio Merli is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Priest of Love (1981), Skin Deep (1979), Magnum Cop (1978), Rome, Armed to the Teeth (1976).

When and where was Maurizio Merli born?

Maurizio Merli was born on February 8, 1940 in Rome, Lazio, Italy. They passed away on March 10, 1989.

How many credits does Maurizio Merli have?

Maurizio Merli has accumulated over 37 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1963 to 2017.

What is Maurizio Merli's background in cinema and television?

Maurizio Merli (8 February 1940 in Rome – 10 March 1989) was an Italian film actor. Merli got his first lead role in 1974 in the film White Fang to the Rescue due to his resemblance to the highly popular cult actor Franco Nero, who played the lead role in the first two films. Merli later became one of the most prominen...

Maurizio Merli by the numbers

37credits
35films
2TV series
1963–2017active years

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