George Rigaud

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Characters played by George Rigaud

Gabriel — Guns of the Magnificent Seven (1969)

Minor character in the Mexican revolutionary storyline.

Lisippo, Dario's uncle — The Colossus of Rhodes (1961)

Lisippo is Darios's uncle, whom Darios visits after arriving on Rhodes. He is part of Darios's connection to the island rather than a participant in the rebellion. After the earthquake and the destruction of the city, Lisippo meets Darios and Mirte and tells Darios that he is finally free to leave Rhodes.

Count Maryan Petrovski — Horror Express (1972)

A Polish count traveling on the Trans-Siberian Express with his wife, Countess Irina Petrovska, and their spiritual advisor, Father Pujardov. Count Maryan Petrovski becomes one of the Creature's victims when it attacks the passengers after possessing Inspector Mirov.

Dr. Kerr — A Lizard in a Woman's Skin (1971)

Dr. Kerr is the psychoanalyst treating Carol Hammond for disturbing dreams. Carol recounts a detailed dream in which she kills a woman with a paper knife, and the apparent correspondence between that account and the actual crime becomes a central issue in assessing whether Carol is guilty or mentally disturbed.

Alastair MacGregor — Seven Guns for the MacGregors (1966)

A MacGregor family member who quarrels with Harold before the ranch comes under attack.

Georges — There's No Tomorrow (1940)

Georges is Evelyn's old friend and former love, returning after many years away. Believing she has built a stable life, he renews their relationship, admits that he still loves her, and proposes marriage and escape with Evelyn and Pierre. His planned departure intensifies the pressure on Evelyn's deception.

Andre de Mornay — Paris Underground (1945)

Kitty's French husband, Andre first quarrels with her over her lack of concern about the approaching German occupation. He later helps her arrange Gray's escape by directing the women to Tissier. After returning from England on a Free French mission, he is present when von Weber's operation targets the smuggling network.

Dr. Robert Mann — Santo vs. Doctor Death (1973)

Chemist and art collector secretly murdering female models.

Gregg Hutchinson — Grand Slam (1967)

An English safecracking specialist recruited to the team. He is identified during the police chase following the heist and killed in the subsequent shootout.

Miguel — Eva 63 (1963)

A significantly older man suffering from a serious illness who is romantically involved with the model Mara. His condition highlights the film's focus on unfulfilled desires.

Ralph — Knife of Ice (1972)

Ralph is Martha's uncle and is weakened by a heart ailment. He worries about Martha's depression and mental state, appears to succumb to a heart attack, and is later revealed to be alive without Martha knowing. He ultimately joins the police and Dr. Laurent at the cemetery confrontation.

L'amiral Decrès, ministre de la marine — The Sea Pirate (1966)

French naval minister assigning secret missions to Surcouf.

Career Overview

George Rigaud has 180 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently The MacGregors Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Love Brides of the Blood Mummy, Cerca de las estrellas, July 14. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Known For
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Gender
male
Known Credits
180
Birth Date
1905-08-11
Birth Place
Buenos Aires City, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Universe traveler — spans 7 universes

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