Pasquale Cajano(1921-2000)
- Actor
One of the most recognizable mob-boss faces in the movies, even though he only appeared on a handful of films, Pasquale Cajano was born in Italy in 1921. A friend of the Scorsese family, he made his screen debut on a bit part in Le Temps de l'innocence (1993), followed by the memorable mob boss Remo Gaggi in Casino (1995).
Cajano also appeared on Where Evil Lies (1995), Big Night (1996), the acclaimed Sleepers (1996), Les imposteurs (1998) and again as mob boss Joe Baldassare in the comedy Mafia Blues (1999).
Pasquale wasn't actor by tradition, in fact he worked as a broadcaster on Italian-language radio in New York City.
He died of prostate cancer in 2000.
Cajano also appeared on Where Evil Lies (1995), Big Night (1996), the acclaimed Sleepers (1996), Les imposteurs (1998) and again as mob boss Joe Baldassare in the comedy Mafia Blues (1999).
Pasquale wasn't actor by tradition, in fact he worked as a broadcaster on Italian-language radio in New York City.
He died of prostate cancer in 2000.
