Joe Grifasi

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AKA: Joseph Grifasi, Joseph G Grifasi
Nationality: American
Birthdate: 06/14/1944
Birthplace: Buffalo, New York, USA

biography

A warm, familiar face to American TV and film audiences, Grifasi is known as much as for his supporting parts as for his frequent TV commercials. Trained at the prestigious Yale School of Drama, he was on the New York stage almost immediately upon receiving his MFA, although he continued to return to The Yale Rep to appear in stage productions well into the 1980s. He is perhaps best remembered for his supporting performance in Rupert Holmes' "The Mystery of Edwin Drood/Drood" (1985-86) in which he performed the rousing "Off to the Races" number.

Grifasi broke into feature films as the Continued

Credits

Professor Colby
2008
(TV Show)
2007-2007
Cast
2007
Cast
2007
Cast
2007
Cast
2007
Cast
2007
Cast
2007
+(3 More)
Mr Flarnhaff
2004
(TV Show)
2004-2004
Leo
2004
(TV Show)
2003-2003
Lieutenant Scott Connor
2003
Lieutenant Scott Connor
2003
Lieutenant Scott Connor
2003
Lieutenant Scott Connor
2003
Scottie Elster
1997
Manny Feldstein
1996
Leo
1996
Uncle Joe
1995
Riley
1995
Duncan Homolka
1994
Frank Manzone
1993
Mike
1993
(TV Show)
1990-1990
IRS Supervisor
1990
Omar
1989
Prighorn
Bertold
J B Donaldo
Tommy Molto
Mickey
Paul Melton
Morris
Cast
Joe Vitucci
Matty Stanek
Chunks Colon
Bud Bullard

milestones

Year
Milestone
1963 
Served in US Army as specialist fourth class
1972 
Stage debut, "The Bourgeois Gentleman", Yale Repertory Theatre
1974 
TV debut, episode, "Dr. Simon Locke"
1975 
New York stage debut, "Memory of Two Monkeys",
1977 
Film debut as bandleader, "The Deerhunter"
Continued

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