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Mimmo Poli was an Italian actor through 4 decades in Italian films, usually comedies. He was most often uncredited and appeared in one scene only to do a gag. Sometimes he got large roles. But he was popular, getting into over 230 films.

from Italian comedy starring Walter Chiari, Noi Due Soli (We Two Alone) in 1952. This was all he did. He waited, then missed the bus.

from Italian Crime Comedy featuring Gina Lollabrigida, Le Infedeli (The Unfaithfuls) in 1953. He ate and drank and started a pool party.

Here he is in another Walter Chiari comedy in 1953, Poppy. He had a larger role in this.

Here he is in American comedy, Roman Holiday in 1953. He was in two scenes. He plants a prolonged kiss on Audrey Hepburn. Gregory Peck looked shocked, Eddie Albert looks away, probably because he knew it was coming. Gregory Peck got a peck on the cheek and Eddie Albert had to settle for a handshake.

He had a small role in as a hotel barman in Beat the Devil with Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre and Robert Morley in 1953.

He played a prisoner in Italian comedy with Marcello Mastrianni in Il Bigamo (The Bigamist) in 1956.