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In the film The Beyond (1981), directed by Lucio Fulci, the oldest cast member with a confirmed screen role at the time of filming was the director himself, Lucio Fulci.
If excluding uncredited director cameos and focusing on the primary supporting cast, the oldest member was Laura De Marchi.
While some older film databases incorrectly list a Maria Pia Marsala born in 1953, the actress who played the character Jill (the young girl) in The Beyond was actually born on April 5, 1968, making her approximately 12 years old at the time of filming. This discrepancy often confuses automated age calculations for the film's cast.
Cinematographer Sergio Salvati (born June 16, 1934) also has an uncredited cameo as a mob member in the prologue. At age 46, he was older than Laura De Marchi (44) but younger than Fulci (53). He is not a principal cast member, so the summary's main claims remain true.
In The Beyond (1981), the oldest person with a confirmed screen appearance was the director, Lucio Fulci (born June 17, 1927), who was 53 years old during filming. He appears in an uncredited cameo as the Town Clerk/Librarian. Among the credited principal cast, the oldest member was Laura De Marchi (born July 25, 1936), who played Mary-Ann; she was 44 years old at the time. Cinematographer Sergio Salvati (born June 16, 1934), who was 46, also appears uncredited as a member of the lynch mob, making him older than the principal cast but younger than Fulci.