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AKA:
Thomas A DiCillo
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Thomas DiCillo
Birthplace:
North Carolina
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New York-based writer-director has worked in independent films since 1980. DiCillo began as a director of photography for independent filmmakers, most notably Jim Jarmusch for whom he shot the features "Permanent Vacation" (1980), "Stranger Than Paradise" (1984) and the short "Coffee and Cigarettes" (1986). DiCillo moved to directing and screenwriting with the off-beat and uneven "Johnny Suede" (1991). Adapting his own one man stage show, DiCillo cast Brad Pitt as the title character, a talentless musician--with a huge pompadour--who comes to terms with the shortcomings of his life. DiCillo
Moved frequently as a child due to father's military service
1980
First credit as director of photography, "Underground U.S.A."
1980
First collaboration with director Jim Jarmusch, "Permanent Vacation"
1984
Feature debut as an actor, "Stranger Than Paradise" (also served as cinematographer)
1986
Last collaboration with Jim Jarmusch, "Coffee and Cigarettes"
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