Glauco Onorato

Glauco Onorato (1936-2009) was an Italian actor and voice artist who dubbed B.P. Richfield on I Dinosauri (Dinosaurs).
Onorato made his film debut in 1959. While primarily a supporting character actor, he played the romantic suitor in three 1960s TV versions of plays by Eduardo De Filippo (with the playwright himself directing and as the father). He appeared in Spaghetti Westerns and in movies by several notable Italian filmmakers, including Mario Bava's Black Sabbath (with [[Boris Karloff), Vittorio Di Sica's Sunflowers (with Sophia Loren), and Dario Argento's The Five Days. In the first episode of the 1971 miniseries The Life of Leonardo Da Vinci, he played da Vinci's father.
Onorato was the official dubbing voice of Italian movie star Bud Spencer (whose own voice was deemed to have too strong a regional accent). He usually dubbed tough guys, imposing figures, and heavies. He lent his voice to James Coburn several times, Danny Glover in the Lethal Weapon franchise and elsewhere, and Arnold Schwarzenegger in The Terminator, Jingle All the Way, and a few other movies. Similar tough assignments include Telly Savalas in Birdman of Alcatraz and others, Lee Marvin in The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance, Oliver Reed in Oliver! (as well as The Three Musketeers and Gladiator), Mr. T in Rocky III, Yaphet Kotto in Live and Let Die, and Sean Connery in The Avengers. 
However, he also dubbed Topol in Fiddler on the Roof, James Earl Jones in Fantasia 2000, Dick Van Dyke in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, Adam West in the 1966 Batman movie, and the Gump in Return to Oz. Cartoon roles include Professor Rattigan in The Great Mouse Detective, Sykes in Oliver & Company, Captain Gantu in Liloo & Stitch, the Indian chief in Peter Pan, Carface in All Dogs Go to Heaven, and the Cave of Wonders in Aladdin. 
==External links==
*AntonioGenna.net- Italian dubbing credits
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Category:International Voice Actors