RIP George ArdissonL’Ortica
By Felicia Cagginelli
December 15, 2014
Cerveteri: has died at 83 years, the actor George Ardisson. His memory through the last interview
The actor Giorgio Ardisson had chosen to live in Cerveteri, known for numerous films and for being in the cinema "Zorro the Fox". The debut film of the blond actor, athletic and good looking thanks to Mauro Bolognini, who chose him for a secondary but important role in “Arrangiatevi!” (You're on Your Own). His athletic prowess and his boldness to make his characters real made him ideal for adventure films and so called peplum-movies, for Spaghetti westerns and, especially, for the cult police/crime films exploiting the reckless adventures of secret agents like James Bond / 007, much in vogue in the early 1960s. George Ardisson, was born in Rocca, Canavese, Turin, Italy 1931 and died at his home in Cerveteri on December 11th.
ARDISSON, Giogio
Born: 12/31/1931, Rocca, Canavese, Turin, Piedmont, Italy
Died: 12/11/2014, Cerveteri, Rome, Lazio Italy
Giorgio Ardisson’s westerns – actor:
Massacre at Grande Canyon - 1963 (Tully/Rudy Dancer)
God May Forgive You, Not Me - 1968 (Cjamango McDonald)
A Man Called Amen - 1968 (Amen/Johnny)
Zorro the Fox - 1968 (Riccardo de Villaria/Don Diego/Zorro)
Chapaqua’s Gold - 1970 (Jack ‘Doc’ Harrison)
Django Defies Sartana - 1970 (Sartana)