
Salvatore Billa was born in Catania, Sicily, Italy on March 31, 1943. He was an Italian actor and stuntman, and was very active during the seventies and eighties. From the early 1960s until the early 2000s, he appeared in more than 100 films, alternating from a mere extra to important supporting roles. Among these were the films "Once Upon a Time in America" directed by Sergio Leone, "Ginger and Fred" directed by Federico Fellini, “Squadra antifurto” directed by Rosario Trapanese, “I guappi” directed by Don Carluccio Trepalle and “L'uomo delle stele” directed by Giuseppe Tornatore. Billa also worked in television, participating in some TV dramas, with his most famous role as that of the Camorra boss Salvatore Gym in the miniseries “Naso di cane”. Billa appeared in several westerns from “Beyond the Law” (1967) to “Court Martial” (1973). Salvatore died on May 22, 2006 in Rome at the age of 63.
Lucchesi Guard (uncredited)
Man hiring staff
One of Beefy's Thugs (uncredited)
Don Carluccio Tre Palle
Interpol Agent
Native (uncredited)
fratello di Vanni Ragusa
Rosario Trapanese
Domingo Henchman
Bar Patron (uncredited)
Soldier
ispettore di Polizia
Forger
Killer in Sicilia
Bodyguard (uncredited)
Silvera Henchman
Policeman (uncredited)
Carmelo
Luigi's Bagman
Abraham's Follower (uncredited)
Marsigliese Thug
Complementary Role (uncredited)
Policeman (uncredited)
Sacco
John
"Tarzan"
Saverio
Mafioso
Sergeant William Barrett
Cameriere (uncredited)
Rapist
Police Officer (uncredited)
Diego, Burton Bandit
Manuel Garcia Otello
Cop
Clark Gable
Dino
Prince
Pardi Thug
Club Bouncer
Initiation Mafioso
Hitman
uno dei ladri
Salvatore
Barrera
Carmelo
Mario's Thug (uncredited)
Giuseppe Caruso
Cliente del bar
Tomati Thug
Un arabo
Rizzo
(uncredited)
Siriano
Maria Esposito's Lover (uncredited)
Chief Henchman
Minone
Singer Henchman
Man in the city
Narcotics Agent
Ted
Trade unionist
Carmelo Privitera
amico di Luigi
Tony's Henchman
Giuseppe
Il ladro siciliano