A geologist who discovers gold in an abandoned mine. A landslide traps him and his wife, Lisa, in the desert and leaves him badly injured as their supplies dwindle. He warns Lisa of the danger when she sets out to find help; by the time the party reaches the mine, he is dead.
Eswai's colleague and fellow investigator who is fatally shot, his murder deepening the mystery surrounding the village's curse.
Oaks is the Stranger's former partner who betrays him after their gang robs a wagon carrying powdered gold. He helps leave the Stranger and other bandits for dead, then hides in a store when the town turns against him. The wounded Oaks is ultimately killed by the Stranger.
A mine owner in urgent need of safely transporting a gold shipment past Kennebeck's gang. He proposes a high-stakes deal to Fellows, offering an insurance reward with a doubled payout if the gold reaches Omaha unharmed. After Fellows hides the gold, Collins later reveals to the arriving military that the gold was disguised as the bank's new staircase to secure his payment.
The fourth man connected to the murder of Jim Slade's parents, Corbett becomes the target of Jim's search for vengeance. Jim eventually discovers that Corbett leads a gang planning to rob a local bank, bringing him into direct conflict with Jim and the preacher.
Alessandro Moroni is the wealthy industrialist whose young daughter Stefania is kidnapped and murdered. When he attempts to pay the ransom, he is also abducted and left to die. His wealth and death form the center of the cold case that Peretti reopens and that Oliviero uses as the motive for his crimes.
Odysseus is one of the commanders serving in the Greek army during its campaign outside Troy. He is present among the leaders of the expedition, which is led by Agamemnon. The account does not describe a specific role for him in the dispute over the captives or Achilles’ withdrawal.
Red is involved in the escalating violence at the fort. He kills a Native American prisoner who was being questioned, forcing Colonel Peterson to confront the killing and the demands for revenge. His act intensifies the conflict that Buffalo Bill is trying to contain and makes a fragile peace harder to sustain.
A rancher feuding with Marty Hillman, Carter denies responsibility after Hillman accuses his men of killing a ranch hand and stampeding cattle. His men later admit that he ordered the killing and theft. Carter also intends to force Kay to join him and uses her as bait in an effort to draw Nebraska out.
Lasky is one of the four men who make the law in Gold Hill and is Consuelo's former lover. With Consuelo's complicity, he is taken with a corrupt sheriff to the site of the pioneer family massacre. There, El Rojo forces him to confess that he was responsible for the killings.
Consul Metellus is the local Roman governor in Thrace. After news arrives from Rome that the real Nero has died, Metellus joins forces with Spartacus to defeat the traitors, becoming an ally of the rebels against Lucius Quintilius's plans.
Balthazar is the evil usurper ruling Babylon, whose cruel reign shocks Nippur and helps drive him to oppose the regime. His soldiers threaten Tamira, and Nippur later returns to rescue her from sacrifice. Balthazar ultimately faces Nippur in a sword fight to the death as the Persian army arrives.
Piero Lulli has 94 screen credits in a career dating back to 1942. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Sartana Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Find a Place to Die, Frontier Wolf, Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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