| Weight Loss Supplements Natural supplements that burn body fat, suppress appetite and support a healthy diet. | Casino Classic Best Online Casino! Get $500 free on the house! | Shared Movies Over 80 Million Movies and TV-Shows No Charge per movie, No download limit! | Antidepressant Medications Handle stress, elevate the mood, treat anxiety disorders. |
|
Posted at August 26, 2019, 9:28 pm: one of rob's favorites Character Actor Vincent Schiavelli Dies Vincent Schiavelli, the droopy-eyed character actor who appeared in scores of movies, including "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Ghost," died Monday at his home in Sicily. He was 57. He died of lung cancer, said Salvatore Glorioso, mayor of Polizzi Generosa, the Sicilian village where Schiavelli resided. The New York-born Schiavelli, whose gloomy look made him perfect to play creepy or eccentric characters, made appearances in some 150 film and television productions, according to the Internet Movie Database. In "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," he played the science teacher Mr. Vargas, who was married to the character portrayed by Lana Clarkson. Schiavelli also appeared as Salieri's valet in "Amadeus," as "Cuckoo's Nest" patient Frederickson, the subway ghost in "Ghost," the organ grinder in "Batman Returns" and as Chester in "The People vs. Larry Flynt" He was selected in 1997 by Vanity Fair as one of the United States' best character actors. Schiavelli studied acting at New York University's School of the Arts. He also wrote three cookbooks and many food articles for magazines and newspapers, possibly inheriting his love for cooking from his grandfather, who had been a cook for an Italian baron before moving to the United States, according to IMDB. His books include "Many Beautiful Things," which was published in 2002 and is a compilation of recipes and anecdotes about his visits to Polizzi Generosa, the small hilltop town that was his grandparents' birthplace. "He was a great friend, a great chef and a great talker," Glorioso, who has known Schiavelli for almost four years, said in a telephone interview. "With a smooth, witty conversation, he would make everything look more colorful. I've lost a brother," he said. Schiavelli also had worked in Italy, including in 2001 when he directed a theater piece in Sicily based on nine fables. Original of the message was taken from http://www.movieforums.com/community/ Replies:He was cool.Loved his work. R. Other Topics of Movie Forums:Comix tabThe Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift - Weekend Prediction Scary Movie 4 posters Ghost Watch Myspace? The Movie Clap: Why? gummo's top 100 movies I name the song. You name the movie. IMDB' Top 15 of Last 15 Serenity Everyone's Entertainment, It's all Relative Who wants to see a picture of Aniko? The Rules On The forum Talladega Nights The rep point system is B.S. Reviews on some recent movies I've seen. Sleezy's Reviews Far Cry Instincts (Xbox) Questions Holy crap! Another Terrence Malick movie? The issue of censorship Cannibal Holocaust / Justified Filmmaking? Heath Ledger X-box 360 World Trade Center A Small (literally) Piece of History Silent Hill Trailer Oliver Twist (2005) Silent Hill Teaser Why only a B+ or A- Rent Me Shopgirl Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan Seeking Direct Quotes... The Notorious Bettie Page Werner Herzog appreciation thread Villain Wins? The "Where Have I Seen That Guy" Quiz The Fry Box Alright - Whattsa Matta? MLB 2006 Postseason SLC Punk Man Bites Dog Veteran Comic Louis Nye Dies at 92 Pearls Before Swine: Can Anyone Beat This Game?!?!?!?!? The Fog made me cry with anger Grudge 2 |