That’s close enough for me … it’s actually the 1975 sequel, ‘Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold’
back to you, Montero
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Yeah, @aldo, you know what I meant with the title
Some Italian neorealism…
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Just a wild guess, ‘Rome, Open City’ ? Haven’t watched the entire movie as the subs on the DVD were crap and ugly.
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Not that one @aldo; this was made some time later, and features a few familiar faces from this forum’s genre.
‘The March on Rome’ (1962) ? … I think that’s Mario Brega in screen 1, but don’t recognize any others
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You’re correct with Mario Brega, @aldo
Although his uncredited role isn’t listed on his IMDb or (English) Wikipedia entry.
Two more…
I find it funny you recognized Brega but not Tomas Milian. 
So my guess “Un giorno da leoni”
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Bravo, @Diamond
Pictured in the screens: Mario Brega, Tomas Milian (nursing a beating by Brega in the 5th screen), Carla Gravina and Nino Castelnuovo.
Your turn.
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Must be getting old and slow ? … or maybe I only know Milian with his Beauregard wig
However … this one is, ‘Le vieux fusil’ (1975)
Correct!
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Haven’t seen it but the bloke shaving in the first pic looks a bit like Robert Mitchum, and the poster for Foreign Intrigue (1956) depicts some cobble street on it, so that’s my guess.
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Perfect detective work! … that is the right answer - over to you, Max
THE SET-UP with Robert Ryan.
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Correct Gringo!
Raise Your Hands, Dead Man, You’re Under Arrest
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