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Acting
This 1960s Italian epic star of Swiss-French dual nationality was different from most other "peplum" actors in that he actually went to drama school. Born in Lausanne in 1933 of an Irish father and French mother, Roland attended the Paris Conservatory, and his early work on the Paris stage included the role of Fortinbras in Hamlet, plus several performances for the Comedie-Francaise. From 1951 he played small parts in French films and eventually made his international screen debut in 1956 with a small part in Trapeze in which he doubled for Burt Lancaster. In 1959 he tried his luck in...
Highest rated appearances
Le porno investigatrici
as Buciaculis (uncredited)

The Doll of Satan
as Jack Seaton

48 Hours to Acapulco

Mission to Caracas
as Gil Becker

The Revolt of the Barbarians
as Dario

The Fall of the Roman Empire
as Barbarian (uncredited)

The Sword of El Cid
as Bernardo
A House of Sand
as Man in Dream Sequence 2

The Giants of Thessaly
as Giasone / Jason