Alphonso DeNoble

Alphonso DeNoble was born on Dec 20, 1946 in USA. Alphonso DeNoble's big-screen debut came with Blood Sucking Freaks directed by Joel M. Reed in 1976, strarring Middle Eastern White Slaver (as Alphonso).

Alphonso DeNoble was a morbidly obese actor who only appeared in three low-budget horror pictures during his regrettably fleeting career. DeNoble's regular job was working as a bouncer at a Paterson, New Jersey gay bar. Writer/director Alfred Sole convinced him to play the strikingly lewd, sleazy, and grotesque pedophile landlord Mr. Alphonso in the excellent "Alice, Sweet Alice." Alphonso went on to appear in two movies for director Joel M. Reed: he portrayed a white slave dealer in the notorious splatter sickie "Bloodsucking Freaks" and a camera store proprietor in the cruddy "Night of the Zombies."