Giuliano Gemma

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Characters played by Giuliano Gemma

Roman Officer with Messala — Ben-Hur (1959)

Military subordinate accompanying Messala in Jerusalem.

Nicolas Merlot — Angelique (1964)

A character in Angelique who interacts with the heroine.

Capitano Martin Scott — The Biggest Battle (1978)

British commando officer who befriends American soldier John Foster. Assigned to clear mines for an Allied tank advance at the Mareth Line, he sacrifices himself in a desperate charge to warn the tank crew of the minefield, enabling the breakthrough. After Roland's death, Scott retrieves Roland's In God We Trust medallion and later gifts it to John.

Scott Mary — Day of Anger (1967)

Scott is a young street sweeper in Clifton who is despised because he never knew his father and only knows his mother's first name. Under Frank Talby's instruction, he becomes a skilled and feared gunfighter, helps Talby seize control of the town, then rejects his mentor's ruthless path after Murph Allan Short is killed and ultimately defeats Talby.

Detective Germani — Tenebre (1982)

A police captain who is familiar with Neal's novels and investigates the murders with Inspector Altieri. He believes the killings will end after Berti dies, then confronts Neal with Anne. Germani is fooled when Neal fakes his death and is murdered after returning to the house.

Melanippo (uncredited) — Hercules Unchained (1959)

An uncredited character in Hercules Unchained whose individual actions are not specified.

Capt. Montgomery Brown / 'Ringo' — The Return of Ringo (1965)

Civil War veteran seeking revenge for his decimated family and stolen land

Roy Blood — Silver Saddle (1978)

A hardened bounty hunter who was once a boy seeking revenge after his father was killed. Roy accepts a contract connected to the Barrett family, but rescues Thomas Barrett, Jr. instead of killing him. He protects the boy, exposes Thomas Barrett’s conspiracy, defeats Garrincha, and rides away with Thomas, Jr.

Arizona Colt — Arizona Colt (1966)

An iconic, highly skilled, and enigmatic gunslinger protagonist. Known for his quick draw, cunning tactics, and signature catchphrase 'I'll have to think about it.' He operates on his own moral code, often balancing bounty hunting with personal interests, and maintains a nomadic lifestyle despite occasional offers of settlement.

Lt. Joe Kirby — The Odd Squad (1982)

American Lieutenant who teams up with Italian sappers to preserve the historic bridge. Transforms into a college engineering professor and attends Tocci's performance 40 years later.

John Baxter — Africa Express (1975)

John is a traveling trader who supplies remote communities with goods and medicine. After meeting Madeleine, he agrees to help her pursue Robert Preston, despite their frequent disagreements. His work with animals draws him into the search for an escaped zebra and increases the danger from Preston. He stands by Madeleine, and they are ultimately captured and brought before Preston.

De Veyre — Mad Love (2001)

Leader of the conspiring Flemish faction at court and Philip's right-hand man. He orchestrates political maneuvers to have Joanna declared insane, enabling Philip to usurp her power and rule Castile.

Career Overview

Giuliano Gemma has 83 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Even Angels Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Day of Anger, A Pistol for Ringo, Silver Saddle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
83
Birth Date
1938-09-02
Birth Place
Rome, Italy

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Universe traveler — spans 8 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q463944), public domain (CC0).