Anecdotes

Fraternity brother (Delta Upsilon) at Syracuse University with musicians Pete Yorn and Craig Wazbinski.

Heath's grandfather, Frank Centazzo, was Signalman Third Class aboard the U.S.S. Indianpolis, which was torpedoed and sunk by a Japanese submarine in the final days of WWII. He was one of 317 that survived 4 days and 5 nights in the Pacific Ocean with no water to drink.

Heath is a huge fan of the ABC's hit Tv show "Lost". He hosts a podcast, "The Lost Revisited Now" found on iTunes that examines the theories and questions of the show.

Two of Heath's high school friends, Zak Forsman and Kevin Shah, are a writer/director team for their company Sabi Pictures, and cast him in the role of Jack in the upcoming release "Heart Of Now" set to be released in 2009.

His good friend, screenwriter/director Chris Sparling, specifically wrote him the role of Russell Thames for the film, "An Uzi At The Alamo." ALso, Chris cast him as one of two soldiers, along with actor/friend Joe Guarneri in the film "Buried", which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2010.

Heath just finished writing his first feature film screenplay, "The Case".

In 2003-2004, Heath appeared in over 10 Labatt Blue Beer commercials, where he was famously known in Canada as "The wedgey guy.".

Heath starred in the Discovery Channel series, Murder Re-Opened: The Seaside Slayings were he portrayed a real life potential murder suspect, Anthony Rodriguez.

All-Time Favorite Play/Film is A Few Good Men, it's what inspired Heath to become an actor. He played Daniel A. Kaffee in a college play and in high school competed at the National Forensics Society competition playing both roles of Daniel Kaffee and Col. Nathan Jessep.

All time Favorite actors are Steve McQueen, Mickey Rourke, Chris Noth, Tom Cruise, Roy Scheider, George Clooney, Burt Reynolds, and Robert DeNiro.

Heath was set to marry actress Renata Kyra in August of 2016. But the sudden passing of his future father in law postponed the wedding. But an amazing moment occurred that would help the healing process. On August 22, 2016, Heath and Renata attended a Pearl Jam concert at Wrigley Field. Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam dedicated the song, Man of the Hour, to Heath's father in law. A beautiful 45 second dedication coming from Heath's all time favorite band was very inspirational. A moment they are thankful for and will never forget.