Puglia started his career at age 15 when he joined a traveling operetta company. Frank appeared in Italian opera from the age of 13. He came to the U.S. in 1907 and worked in a laundry before joining an Italian language theatre group in New York. In 1921, while appearing on stage, he was spotted by D.W. Griffith and was hired immediately. Puglia played a number of ethnic roles throughout his 150+ films career, as well as frequently playing priests, diplomats and musicians.
Frank Quatrone is known for Lost Kiddy Found (2020), Better Call Saul (2015) and Vengeance (2022).
Frank has periodically been acting throughout his career. As a Training facilitator, he conducted seminars around the world. After only one year of pursuing a career in acting, Frank has appeared in numerous TV shows (Queen Sugar), commercials (including Trey Gowdy for Congress), shorts (Liberty Waning, an official selection of Cineflix Fest) and several feature films in featured BG roles. He has been a producer/director/actor of several industrial videos. On camera presenter for several live broadcasts. Done voice over work for commercials and training programs. Frank has worked/lived internationally conducting seminars and making presentations and continues to pursue opportunities for his skill set.Acting, anchorman, public speaker and voice overs are things Frank can contribute to your project.
Frank Raducz Jr. is an actor and producer, known for Suburban Cowboy (2016), Hide and Go Seek (2014) and Cafe Glass (2015).
Frank Rajah Arase is known for In My Country (2017), The Groom's Bride (2012) and Somewhere in Africa (2011).
Frank Rautenbach was born on May 12, 1972 in East London, South Africa. He is an actor and producer, known for Wild Is the Wind (2022), The Bang Bang Club (2010) and Warrior (2019). He has been married to Leigh Rautenbach since February 24, 1996.
Frank Ray Perilli's biography, "The Candy Butcher," was released days after his death from complications of the West Nile Virus on March 10, 2018. Written by his lifelong friend, William Karl Thomas, it reveals a colorful life from a childhood in the mob controlled ghettos of Chicago in the 20's and 30's, to a career as a nightclub comic and film character actor in the 40's and 50's, to being a staff writer for Shecky Greene and Dean Martin and Don Rickles and others, and ultimately becoming a prolific screenwriter and film producer of twenty films and four plays during the balance of his life. Thomas collaborated with Perilli on screenplays early in his career, and also collaborated on screenplays and comedy material with Lenny Bruce during the period that Perilli mentored and managed Lenny's career, as detailed in Thomas' memoir, "Lenny Bruce: The Making of a Prophet." Thomas has penned a dozen other fiction and non-fiction books, most about show business in the latter part of the twentieth century, all available in print and digital editions from major online booksellers. His biography of Perilli fulfills the comment The Manchester Guardian made about his book about Lenny Bruce, "His work sometimes reads like a Bogart script."
Frank Red is an actor, known for Road to Damascus (2021).
Though most famous as Capt. Englehorn, the ship captain who carried the expedition to an island to capture the great ape in King Kong (1933)--and its sequel, The Son of Kong (1933)--Frank Reicher had a long history as a stage actor and director, and film director, prior to his "Kong" appearances, and in fact has more than 200 film roles to his credit. Born in Munich, Germany, in 1875, he trained in Europe and then moved to New York in 1899 to act on the stage. His success there got him called to Hollywood in 1915, where he not only acted in films but also directed them. He took a few years off from his film career in 1921 to return to the New York stage, but then came back to Hollywood in 1926 and stayed there. He had a prolific career, acting and directing for most of the major studios, and was highly regarded in Hollywood not only as a filmmaker but as an acting teacher. In the World War II era he often played Nazi officials, or anti-Nazi partisans, and even turned up as a professor in The Mummy's Tomb (1942), a role he repeated in its sequel, The Mummy's Ghost (1944), and he played a succession of mad doctors, or their assistants, in several other Univeral horror films. He made his final film in 1951, and died in 1965.
Frank Renzulli was born on February 21, 1958 in East Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He is a producer and actor, known for The Sopranos (1999), The Fighter (2010) and 10-8: Officers on Duty (2003).