Mino Loy

Biography

Mino Loy , born Guglielmo Loy-Donà ( Sassari , 10 December 1933), is an Italian film producer and director, brother of director Nanni Loy . Since the 1960s he has worked on over 105 films, as a producer or director and in sporadic cases also as a screenwriter or actor. Over the years he has ranged in many fields of so-called genre cinema: from Mondo movies to Cannibal movies, including Spaghetti Westerns.

Known For

Acting

Masters of Mayhem

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Self

1971

They Call Him Cemetery

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Saloon Patron (uncredited)

Production

1972

All the Colors of the Dark

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1980

Eaten Alive!

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1984

Devil Fish

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1983

A Blade in the Dark

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1967

$10,000 for a Massacre

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1964

Giants of Rome

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1967

Vengeance Is Mine

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1971

They Call Him Cemetery

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2008

L'allenatore nel pallone 2

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1969

Desert Assault

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1967

Flashman

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1970

Your Hands on My Body

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1981

Cannibal Ferox

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1969

So Sweet... So Perverse

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1962

Benito Mussolini: Anatomy of a Dictator

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1965

Secret Agent Fireball

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1968

The Sweet Body of Deborah

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1957

Gente felice

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1966

Killers Are Challenged

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1978

The Biggest Battle

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1969

The Battle of El Alamein

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1976

Rome, Armed to the Teeth

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1966

Ring Around the World

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1974

The Crazy Bunch

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1979

Concorde Affair

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2003

I cinghiali di Portici

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Crew

Directing

1967

Flashman

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1963

90 Nights Around the World

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1969

Desert Assault

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1971

Mondo Cane 2000

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1962

Women by Night

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1957

Gente felice

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1963

Sexy Magico

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1964

Forbidden Beauties

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1962

Mondo Sexuality

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1965

Secret Agent Fireball

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1966

Fury in Marrakesh

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1962

Benito Mussolini: Anatomy of a Dictator

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1963

Supersexy '64

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