Francesco D'Adda

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Characters played by Francesco D'Adda

Ragioniere di Ghini — Mark Shoots First (1975)

Accountant managing illicit finances and money laundering operations.

The Bespectacled Psychiatrist — Brothers Till We Die (1977)

A psychiatrist associated with the hospital setting where the police attempt to manipulate Sergio.

Technical Specialist (uncredited) — Colt 38 Special Squad (1976)

Technical Specialist is associated with the examination of the bombs used in the criminal conspiracy. The technical investigation determines that the explosives are activated by miniature radio receivers, while the mobile transmitter and unknown frequency make the devices difficult for Inspector Vanni's police operation to locate.

Galante (segment 'Il Sire di Brindisi') — The Other Canterbury Tales (1972)

Galante is the captured man brought before the ruler of Brindisi and accused of belonging to a notorious bandit gang. He claims he was only a kind of family servant to the outlaws. His clever answers win the ruler's favor, leading to a gown for his woman and an appointment as ambassador to Venice.

Giudice istruttore — Blood, Sweat and Fear (1975)

Investigating judge overseeing formal legal proceedings in Milan.

Jewelry Store Owner — Meet Him and Die (1976)

The owner of a jewelry store is attacked by Massimo as part of his effort to appear to be a criminal and gain entry into the mafia organization. The attack leads to Massimo's arrest and imprisonment, where he must establish himself among the other inmates. The plot provides no further details about the owner's role or relationship to Massimo.

Pisani - Giulia's Husband — The Weapon, the Hour, the Motive (1972)

Pisani is Giulia’s husband and becomes increasingly desperate as evidence points toward him after her murder. Following a confrontation, he locks himself inside his office. When the door is opened, Inspector Boito finds him apparently dead by suicide, with the missing Justice card and the knife used to kill both Giulia and Don Giorgio beside him.

Mr. Pandolfi — Violent Rome (1975)

A minor character in the crime drama; the available plot summary provides no further identifying details.

rappresentante di gioelli — Destruction Force (1977)

Brief uncredited appearance as a jewelry industry contact or fence.

Career Overview

Francesco D'Adda has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Monnezza Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Other Canterbury Tales, The Last Concert, Killer Cop. 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
55
Birth Date
1943-10-15
Birth Place
Rome, Italy

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 7 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3749851), public domain (CC0).