George Hilton

Hilton was born in Uruguay and began his career in Radio. Contrary to other conjectures, he was up to his time in the Film, never in Europe. In 1955, he moved to Argentina and worked there under the Pseudonym of Jorge Hilton in the subsequent period, in the local picture stories (photo novels) and films, including Fernando Ayala, Francis, Lauric, and Vlasta Lah. The end of the year in 1963, he came to Italy and got the main role in the pirate movie L'uomo mascherato contro i pirati (1964). In 1965, he is in the Comedy 2 jerk against Goldfinger (Due mafiosi contro gold ginger) by Giorgio Simonelli, with Franco Franchi and Ciccio Ingrassia as Agent 007 to see. His entry into the Genre of the spaghetti Western Film Django was a 1966 - His hymns of the Colt (Tempo di massacro) by Director Lucio Fulci on the side of Franco Nero was. Many more performances followed, for example, in 1967, as Kitosch in The man who came from the North and the time of the vulture, The Gold of Sam Cooper (1968). Other well-known roles of the cartoon are gunslingers "Hallelujah" and "Tresette", developed by Giuliano Carnimeo. At the end of the 1960s, he is also found in other Genres, dramas (Il dolce corpo di Deborah 1968) and war films (the king tiger in front of El Alamein and Hot on Africa's earth, 1969) emerge. As this wave came to an end, he came through often in Gialli (often as a Partner of Edwige Fenech). At the end of the 1970s, he was involved in a crime of violence across the city (1977) and Comedy Taxi Girl (1977), and later also in the Science-Fiction adventure, Atlantis Inferno (1983) by Deodato, but in the eighties, his appearances became increasingly rare in the horror film, Dinner with the Vampire (1988) and the television series College (1989). Hilton lives in Rome and works until today, mostly for Italian television.