Born in 1925, Felice Orlandi carved a niche in cult cinema with his compelling performances. He appears as a key figure in The Outside Man (1972), where his character adds depth to the film's gritty narrative. In The Outfit (1973), Orlandi's role further cements his presence in the world of exploitation films. His work in these titles highlights the unique blend of crime and character-driven storytelling that defines the genre, making him a notable contributor to the cult film landscape.
The Outfit
A man called Ed Macklin is murdered at home by two hitmen from the mobster organization The Outfit. Soon his brother Earl Macklin is released from prison and while in a motel with his girlfriend Bett Harrow, is shot by a hitman. He escapes and Bett discloses that she was tortured by The Outfit that wants to kill him since he robbed a bank owned by the mobsters with his brother and his friend Jack Cody. Earl decides to revenge his brother and meets Cody to rob The Outfit members. When The Outfit leader Mailer promises a reparation but double-crosses Earl, he decides to go further in his payback time.
