Claudio Brook

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Characters played by Claudio Brook

Montelongo — Licence to Kill (1989)

Local civilian in field operations.

Peter Cunningham — Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At! (1966)

An RAF pilot who lands near a house painter's platform in Paris. He travels to Meursault with Juliette but is discovered and arrested by German forces. He is later held at German headquarters until a fire orchestrated by his friends allows him to escape.

Rev. Fleetwood — The Young One (1960)

Rev. Fleetwood comes to the island to conduct a funeral service and take Evalyn to a children's home. He suspects Miller's mistreatment of her, supports Traver after hearing the accusation's history, and challenges Miller's hypocrisy. He helps treat Traver's injury and leaves the island with Evalyn and Jackson.

De la Guardia — Cronos (1993)

A wealthy, terminally ill businessman obsessed with obtaining the mechanism for eternal life. He manipulates his nephew, attempts to bribe and then murder Gris to secure the device, but is ultimately killed by his own nephew after being drained of blood by Gris.

Butler Julio — The Exterminating Angel (1962)

Julio is the mansion’s majordomo and the only servant still present when the other servants leave before dinner. He becomes trapped with the guests after bringing them food, later helps Dr. Carlos Conde and Col. Álvaro in the fight against the desperate group, and remains aligned with the household’s survival.

Chemin De Fer — The Return of a Man Called Horse (1976)

White trader allied with trappers, involved in the exploitation of Native lands.

Simón — Simon of the Desert (1965)

Ascetic protagonist who lives on a desert pillar for over eight years. He rejects holy orders, performs miracles, resists multiple temptations from Satan, exorcises a possessed monk, and is eventually taken to a 1960s nightclub by the Devil.

Dr. Oszek / Hunchbacked Gypsy — Alucarda (1977)

As Dr. Oszek, he is a physician who interrupts Justine's exorcism, rescues Alucarda from the convent, and initially defends a scientific view of events. After witnessing supernatural violence, he fears for Daniela and joins the final search. In his other role, the hunchbacked gypsy helps deliver Alucarda and later offers her an amulet.

Dr. Maillard / Raoul Fragonard — The Mansion of Madness (1973)

The impostor running the asylum who implements a brutal soothing system, encourages cult-like rituals, and plans to execute Gaston and Eugénie. He is eventually shot dead by Blanche after the real staff and prisoners overthrow him.

Mr. Henry — Geronimo (1962)

Mr. Henry calls for increased patrols on the reservation after the Apache are placed under military supervision. His demand reflects the authorities' growing concern about control and security, while Geronimo increasingly recognizes that submission has not protected his people's traditions or dignity. He represents pressure against the Apache community before the escape.

Francis Coplan — Coplan Saves His Skin (1968)

French SDECE undercover agent and action hero

Robert Foster — Your Turn to Die (1967)

Robert Foster is a newspaper reporter who receives a clue from the wounded robber Gordon Smash about the stolen diamonds. He then sets out to recover the jewelry while becoming a target for the criminal gang. Rather than depending on the more experienced Inspector Chandler, Foster chooses to rely on Arabella and Flash.

Career Overview

Claudio Brook has 92 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Neutron Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Cronos, Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!, Simon of the Desert. 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
92
Birth Date
1927-08-28
Birth Place
Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 6 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q1097999), public domain (CC0).