fiction.wikisort.org - ActorRichard Romanus (born Richard Joseph Romanos; February 8, 1945) is an American actor. Among other roles, he has appeared in Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets and provided voices for Ralph Bakshi's animated films Wizards and Hey Good Lookin'. He played Richard La Penna, Jennifer Melfi's ex-husband, later husband again, in four episodes of The Sopranos from 1999 to 2002. In 1999, he co-wrote the Christmas film If You Believe along with his wife Anthea Sylbert, which was nominated for a Best Original Screenplay award by the Writers Guild of America.[not verified in body]
American actor
Richard Romanus |
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Born | Richard Joseph Romanos [1] (1945-02-08) February 8, 1945 (age 77)[1]
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Occupation | Actor, writer, screenwriter, songwriter |
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Spouses | Tina Bohlmann
(m. 1967 ; div. 1980 )Anthea Sylbert
(m. 1985 )
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Children | 1 |
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Relatives | Robert Romanus (brother) |
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Awards | Best Original Screenplay in Longform Television by the Writers Guild of America (nominated) |
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Personal life
Romanus was born in Barre, Vermont, the son of Eileen (née Maloof) and Dr. Raymond Romanos.[2] He lived in West Hartford, Connecticut, and in 1964 graduated from Xavier University with a bachelor's in philosophy, before studying acting with Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio in New York.[3] His younger brother Robert Romanus is also an actor. They both appeared in the MacGyver episode "The Prodigal" in 1985.[4] He is of Lebanese descent.[5] On May 20, 1967, he married Tina Bohlmann; they had a son before divorcing in 1980.[citation needed]
Romanus has been married to Oscar-nominated costume designer Anthea Sylbert since August 11, 1985.[citation needed] In 2004, they moved to the Greek island of Skiathos, and since then he has focused on writing.[citation needed] In 2011, he published his memoirs, Act III (Aiora Press, Athens, and Armida Publications, Nicosia), and first novel, Chrysalis (Armida Publications).[6] In 2012, Act III was short-listed for the International Rubery Book Award.[citation needed]
Filmography
This is a list of films that have featured Richard Romanus.[7]
Films
- 1968 – The Ghastly Ones as Don
- 1973 – Mean Streets as Michael
- 1974 – The Gravy Train as Carlo
- 1975 – Russian Roulette as Ragulia
- 1977 – Wizards as Weehawk (voice)
- 1977 – Night Terror (TV movie) as The Killer
- 1979 – Gold of the Amazon Women (TV movie) as Luis Escobar
- 1980 – Sitting Ducks as Joe 'Moose Joe' Mastaki
- 1981 – Heavy Metal as Harry Canyon (voice)
- 1982 – Pandemonium as Jarrett
- 1982 – Hey Good Lookin' as Vinnie (voice)
- 1983 – Strangers Kiss as Frank Silva
- 1984 – Crackups (TV movie)
- 1984 – More than Murder (TV movie) as Bordante
- 1984 – Second Sight: A Love Story (TV movie) as Dr. Ross Harkin
- 1984 – Protocol as The Emir
- 1986 – Murphy's Law as Frank Vincenzo
- 1987 – Ghost of a Chance (TV movie) as Julio Mendez
- 1988 – The Couch Trip as Harvey Michaels
- 1989 – Married to the Mob (TV movie) as Tony
- 1990 – Hollywood Heartbreak as Niles Gregory
- 1990 – Final Stage as The Producer
- 1991 – Oscar as Vendetti
- 1991 – The Entertainers (TV movie) as 'Chick'
- 1992 – To Protect and Serve as Captain Malouf
- 1993 – Point of No Return as Fahd Bahktiar
- 1994 – Cops & Robbersons as Fred Lutz
- 1995 – The Rockford Files: A Blessing in Disguise (TV movie) as Penguinetti
- 1998 – Urban Relics as Charlie Shivers
- 1998 – Giving Up the Ghost (TV movie)
- 1999 – Carlo's Wake as Carmine D'Angelo
- 1999 – If You Believe (TV movie)
- 2001 – Nailed as Uncle Robert
- 2003 – The Young Black Stallion as Ben Ishak
Television (partial)
- 1970 – Mission: Impossible – Episode "Gitano" as Guard
- 1970–71 – The Mod Squad (as Richard Romanos) – Appeared In Two Episodes
- 1974 – Rhoda – Episode: "9-E is Available" as Luis Alvarez
- 1974 – Kojak – Episode: "The Betrayal" as Detective Sam Calucci
- 1977 – Charlie's Angels – Episode: "The Big Tap-Out" as Roy David
- 1977 – Starsky & Hutch – Episode: "Huggy Bear and the Turkey" as 'Sonny' Watson
- 1978 – Rockford Files – Episode: "Three Day Affair with a Thirty Day Escrow" as Sean Innes
- 1978 – Hawaii Five-O - Episode: "Small Potatoes" as Johnny Noah
- 1981–82 – Strike Force
- 1983 – Cagney and Lacey – Episode: "Let Them Eat Pretzels"
- 1984 – Hunter – Episode: "High Bleacher Man"
- 1985 – Tales from the Darkside – Episode: "Bigalow's Last Smoke" as Frank Bigalow
- 1985 – MacGyver – Episode "The Prodigal" (as brother to his real-life brother Robert Romanus)
- 1989 – Midnight Caller – Episode "Trash Radio" as Maurice Maxwell
- 1989 – Mission Impossible – Episode "The Fixer" as Arthur Six
- 1996 – Diagnosis Murder – Episode "Misdiagnosis Murder" as Dr. Ed Quiller
Bibliography
- Act III, 2011 (Aiora Press, Athens, and Armida Publications, Nicosia)
- Chrysalis, 2011 (Armida Publications, Nicosia)
Awards and nominations
- 1999 – Best Original Screenplay in Long Form Television - Writers Guild of America
- 2012 – Short-listed for the International Rubery Book Award for Act III[8]
References
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