Al Mancini(1932-2007)

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Al Mancini was born on 13 November 1932 in Steubenville, Ohio, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for Chute libre (1993), Miller's Crossing (1990) and Les douze salopards (1967). He was married to Carlyn Clayton and Denny Dayviss. He died on 12 November 2007 in London, Ohio, USA.

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Born
- November 13, 1932
- Steubenville, Ohio, USA
Died
- November 12, 2007
- London, Ohio, USA(undisclosed)
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Other works
He acted in John Herbert's play, "Fortune and Men's Eyes," at the Comedy Theatre in London, England with Peter Marinker, Louis Negin, Robert Howay, George Margo, and Carl Oatley in the cast. Charles Marowitz was director.
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Trivia
The son of an Italian-American shoemaker and amateur actor. Graduated in commercial art from Kent State University, Ohio. From the early 1960's, became a regular performer on the London stage and in British television shows. This included many guest spots on popular series such as "The Prisoner" and "Department S", as well as a recurring part in the satirical "That Was the Week That Was" (which he landed on the strength of a performance in "The Premise" at the Comedy Theatre in the West End).