Howard Ross

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Characters played by Howard Ross

Federico — L'immoralità (1978)

Federico is the injured fugitive hiding near the swamp while armed pursuers search for him. Simona secretly brings him food and medicine, and Vera helps keep him concealed from the Lieutenant and his men. Vera intends to retain control of him, but Simona resists letting her take him away.

Mickey Scellenda — The New York Ripper (1982)

Scruffy Greek immigrant with two missing fingers and a history of violence. Initially suspected as the killer due to matching physical traits, but later found dead by suicide, proving he was a patsy framed by the real murderer.

Maciste — Samson and His Mighty Challenge (1964)

A warrior referenced as having recently defeated Ursus in a competition.

Vincent Helfer/Hoffman — Viva Cangaceiro (1969)

A government figure who warns that the authorities will authorize no further conventional campaign against Espedito. His warning reflects the difficulty the government faces as the Redeemer’s influence grows across the Sertão, where fear, hunger, and superstition help him command support among the poor.

Raven — Warriors of the Year 2072 (1984)

The sadistic Chief of the Praetorian Guard who oversees the training compound. He attempts to break the prisoners psychologically and physically but is ultimately killed during the gladiators' assault on the control tower.

Vice-sceriffo — Twenty Thousand Dollars for Seven (1969)

The deputy sheriff character.

Russell — The Killer Reserved Nine Seats (1974)

Russell is connected to both Vivian and Kim through past relationships: Vivian had a long affair with him, and Kim previously dated him before becoming engaged to Patrick. After Kim is found dead, Russell is discovered hanged. Although some believe he killed Kim and committed suicide, evidence suggests he struggled with another person.

Melende — The Boss (1973)

Character involved in the criminal underworld dynamics in The Boss.

Roy Conner — The Pyjama Girl Case (1977)

A man involved in Glenda Blythe’s unsettled personal relationships. She spends time with Roy while also seeing Antonio Attolini and Professor Henry Douglas, contributing to the emotional conflict and distrust that lead her to leave her husband and seek Douglas at the end.

Susdal (as Renato Rossini) — Hercules Against the Mongols (1963)

Susdal is one of the three warlike sons of Genghis Khan who seize power after his death. Together with Sayan and Kin Khan, he takes part in the conquest of Tuleda and the capture of Bianca. He is later defeated when the Western forces return and Maciste helps drive the brothers from power.

Willy Mainz — Desert Commandos (1967)

A private and one of the skilled commando soldiers selected for Capt. Fritz Schöller's special mission. He has excellent English language skills and joins the team in British Commando uniform for its parachute drop into Morocco. He is among the men assigned to reach Casablanca and assassinate Allied leaders.

Lou Felton — Gunman Called Nebraska (1966)

Lou Felton intervenes when Bill Carter confronts Kay, declaring that the conflict concerns him as well. After Carter's side suffers further losses, Lou joins Carter in searching for hidden money and planning to use Kay to draw Nebraska out, making him an active participant in the danger surrounding the ranch.

Career Overview

Howard Ross has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Milieu Trilogy with 1 titles. Signature works include Werewolf Woman, L'immoralità, The New York Ripper. 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
61
Birth Date
1941-01-10
Birth Place
Rome, Italy

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3787238), public domain (CC0).