Lars Bloch

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Characters played by Lars Bloch

Oaks Gang Member (uncredited) — Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot! (1967)

This unnamed member of Oaks's gang is part of the group that attacks the wagon, kills the guards, and steals the strongbox of powdered gold. He also belongs to the gang that betrays the Stranger and the Mexican bandits, then faces the town's violent punishment alongside the other gang members.

proprietario del porno night (episodio "Italian Superman") — Strange Occasion (1976)

The proprietor of the porno nightclub exploits Giobatta after learning about his unusual physical endowment during a robbery. He forcibly hires Giobatta as a live sex performer, benefiting from the act while Giobatta remains secretive toward Piera. After Giobatta cannot perform publicly with Piera, the proprietor demotes him to doorman and hires another male performer.

Captain George Stafford — A Stranger in Town (1967)

The Union Army captain who delivers gold to Cordoba, initially doubts the Stranger, but later allows him to keep half the recovered gold as a bounty for killing the gang leader.

King Richard Lionheart — Long Live Robin Hood (1971)

King Richard Lionheart is away during the events of the story, and his return is a goal for Robin Hood and the outlaws. They gather money intended to help secure his return, including a ransom collected for the German emperor. The chest switch leaves the ransom missing and puts that return in jeopardy.

Martha's Lover — The Sisters (1969)

The unnamed man with whom Martha maintains a secret extramarital affair, contributing to the tensions in her marriage.

Caine — The Return of Halleluja (1972)

Local resident or minor figure in the story.

Mega Presidente Arcangelo — Fantozzi Against the Wind (1980)

Arrogant corporate executive and Fantozzi's primary antagonist at work

Muller — Beautiful Families (1964)

A member of the German couple whom Luigi encounters on the beach. The summary does not identify this person individually or describe any actions beyond being part of the couple whose presence gives Luigi an opportunity to approach Trude.

The Tall (uncredited) — Seven Golden Men Strike Again (1966)

Brief cameo character with distinctive physical trait, minimal dialogue.

Career Overview

Lars Bloch has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1959. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Fracchia Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Who Breaks... Pays, Heroes in Hell, The Ravine. 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
50
Birth Date
1938-08-06
Birth Place
Hellerup, Denmark

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q869022), public domain (CC0).