Anthony Carrillo
Born and raised all over Los Angeles, Anthony Carrillo knew as a young child that he wanted to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. Showing a tremendous love for the arts, he decided to follow in the footsteps of his great-great grandfather, Spanish character actor Luis Alberni. In his teens, Anthony began taking drama classes, while performing in various school productions and local community theater. He has also appeared in several Los Angeles fashion shows as a runway model. In 2013, he landed a starring role in the feature film Heavy Makeup, a mystery thriller set in the Hollywood Hills. Heavy Makeup is set to release theatrically in 2014. In addition to acting, Anthony loves art, fashion and music - he is writing and developing a documentary about Janis Joplin and the history of the psychedelic counter-culture of the 1960's. He also is also designing his own fashion line which will launch in 2014. Some of his early designs have been featured at various spaces during Downtown L.A.'s monthly Art Walk. In his spare time, Anthony loves yoga, playing guitar, drawing and thrift store shopping. He is a vegan and also does volunteer work with various animal rescue organizations.
Anthony Carro
Anthony Carro is known for Catfish Killer (2022), Her Deadly Boyfriend (2021) and Amethyst (2020).
Anthony Carrubba
Anthony Carrubba is known for Stolen Kisses (2001).
Anthony Carter
Anthony Carter is an actor, known for Hollow Scream (2018).
Anthony Caruana
Anthony Caruana is known for Bad Vegan: Fame. Fraud. Fugitives. (2022).
Anthony Caruso
For more than three decades Hollywood defaulted to a small core group of actors when it came to casting convincing mobsters, gamblers and racketeers. These often typecast individuals included Joseph Ruskin, Bruce Gordon, Neville Brand, Robert Loggia and...Anthony Caruso. Square-jawed, broad-shouldered and gravelly-voiced, Caruso provided a reliable source of menace and was amply utilised in films and in countless television episodes beginning in 1941. The son of Italian-American parents, Caruso decided to forgo a career as an opera singer and instead took up acting with a stock company in Long Beach, California. A year later, in 1935, he joined the Pasadena Playhouse. He began in films as a bit player, commenting later that "MGM was the place to be, offering us extras a higher quality of lunch". In his first film, Johnny Apollo (1940), he played a henchman named Joe and there were to be many more of these to come with names like Fingers, Dapper Dan Greco, Chips Malloy, Pinky Luiz and Lucky Grillo. These dastardly nemeses came in a variety of ethnic types, ranging from Italians, Mexicans and Latinos to Greeks and Russians. A close personal friend of the actor Alan Ladd, Caruso featured in eleven of the star's films (the first as a hitman in Lucky Jordan (1942) ). In 1954, he became a member of Ladd's newly formed stock company, Jaguar Films. Whenever Caruso was not gleefully portraying underworld figures (The Iron Mistress (1952) , Hell on Frisco Bay (1955), The Asphalt Jungle (1950)) he was effectively employed as Native American chiefs (Drum Beat (1954), Cattle Queen of Montana (1954), The Lawless Eighties (1957)). On television, he had a popular recurring role as the charming but lethal Comanchero El Lobo on The High Chaparral (1967). Even on a planet (far, far away) in the Star Trek (1966) universe, Caruso -- as crime boss Bela Oxmyx -- was up to his old tricks using James T. & company to eliminate a rival gang and assume control of the government. In stark contrast to his screen image, Caruso was the consummate family man in private life, happily married for 63 years, and enjoying the simple pleasures of gardening and cooking.
Anthony Casanova
Anthony Casanova is an actor and producer, known for The Farm (2012), Redemption: A Mile from Hell (2009) and Dillon: World Champion Gunslinger (2005).
Anthony Castro
Anthony Castro is an actor and editor, known for Singularity: The Final Fall (2022), Extraction Point (2021) and Silent Movie Renaissance (2021).
Anthony Catalano
Anthony Catalano was born and raised in Northeast Wisconsin, where he still resides. He graduated magna cum laude from Columbia College Chicago with a BA in Film & Video. Following a decade of success in growing his live event videography business, Anthony set out to accomplish his lifelong dream of feature filmmaking. In 2020, Anthony completed production on his debut film Last Testament, which he performed numerous duties such as writer, director, producer, cinematographer, and editor. Last Testament had its world premiere at the 2021 Bare Bones Film Festival, where it competed for Best Experimental Film. Last Testament landed distribution through Gravitas Ventures.
Anthony Catanese
Anthony Catanese is known for Hi-Fear (2022), Coal (2018) and Doc Rotten: Open Your Eyes (2022).