Guido Zurli
Guido Zurli was an Italian film director and screenwriter known for his work across various genres, including Spaghetti Westerns, comedies, and adventure films. Born in Foiano della Chiana, Tuscany, he began his career as an assistant director and screenwriter in the 1950s. Zurli made his directorial debut with Il terrore dei mari (1961), an adventure film set in the pirate era. He directed several Spaghetti Westerns, such as El Cisco (1966) and The Man Who Killed Billy the Kid (1967). Zurli's versatility allowed him to work in various international markets, including Turkey, where he directed films like Kara Murat: Fatih'ın Fermanı (1973). His career spanned over four decades, contributing significantly to genre cinema. Zurli passed away in Rome in 2009 at the age of 80.
The Mad Butcher
(Director)
The Two Marshals
(First Assistant Director)
Duel of the Titans
(First Assistant Director)
Thompson 1880
(Director)
A Man Called Amen
(Director)
Psychopath
(Director)
Target
(Director)
Target
(Writer)
Black Deep Throat
(Director)
Born to Be a Warrior
(Director)
Silenzio: Si uccide
(Director)
The Girlfriend
(Director)
The Girlfriend
(Writer)
Zorro the Fox
(Director)
Zorro the Fox
(Writer)
Man with the Golden Winchester
(Screenplay)
Man with the Golden Winchester
(Story)
Secret of the Sphinx
(Writer)
Lauta mancia
(Writer)
The Boy Who Knew Too Much!
(Director)
La Missione del Mandrillo
(Director)
A Man Called Amen
(Writer)
Black Deep Throat
(Writer)
Goliath and the Vampires
(First Assistant Director)
The Little Cowboy
(Director)
The Virgin of Bali
(Director)
The Virgin of Bali
(Writer)
Lo scoiattolo
(Director)
Lo scoiattolo
(Writer)
The Daughter of Emanuelle
(Screenplay)
The Last of the Vikings
(Screenstory)
The Last of the Vikings
(Screenplay)
The Last of the Vikings
(Second Unit Director)
Slave Girls of Sheba
(Director)
Slave Girls of Sheba
(Screenplay)
È mezzanotte... butta giù il cadavere
(Director)
È mezzanotte... butta giù il cadavere
(Screenplay)
Valentina, Girl in Heat
(Writer)