In 1960 (1340 in the Persian calendar), Ilosh was invited to Italy by the “Yolo Film Studio” to participate in the movie “Vulcan, Son of Jupiter,” directed by Emmo Salvi. This invitation marked the beginning of a new chapter in Ilosh’s career. In Italy, he adopted the stage name Richard Lloyd and became a prominent figure in the Italian film industry, known for its prolific production of mythological and historical films during that era.Ilosh’s filmography in Italy includes notable titles such as “Alibaba’s Haftkhwan,” “Hercules,” “Samson and Ulysses,” “The Invincible Brothers Maciste,” and “Two Magnum 38 Pistols for a City of Villains.” His performances in these films not only brought him international recognition but also made him a beloved figure among fans of the genre. In 1961, his contributions to cinema were honored with the “Golden Wing” award at the Kianjano Termine International Festival, a testament to his impact on the industry.
