Lou Criscuolo(1934-2014)

Actor
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A community theatre production of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' is set to open when the production loses their lead actor. The company then, unknowingly, brings in a madman actor, who is convinced he actually is Hamlet. Chaos ensues both on and off the stage and

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Lou Criscuolo was born on 23 January 1934 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for 42 (2013), The Crow (1994) and Le grand saut (1994). He died on 13 December 2014 in Wilmington, North Carolina, USA.

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Known for

7.5

Reporter One

2013

The Crow

7.5

Uniform Cop #1

1994

Le grand saut

7.2

Mailroom Screamer

1994

Week-end chez Bernie

6.4

First Islander

1989

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42
7.5
- Reporter One
- 2013
Intermission
7.5
Video
- Vinnie
- 2010
The Marc Pease Experience
4.0
- Benny Berger
- 2009
Milk Bum
9.0
Short
- Milk Bum
- 2007
Les frères Scott
7.8
TV Series
- Driver
- 2004
L'histoire
5.8
- Mr. Tripodi
- 2004
Dawson
6.8
TV Series
- Man
- Strip Club Guy
- 1999–2003
On the Road Again
7.4
TV Series
- Jack Chudnow
- 2001
Waterproof
6.5
- Garage Manager
- 2000
Les nouveaux professionnels
5.2
TV Series
- Murray
- 1999
Embuscade
5.8
TV Movie
- Man in Bathrobe
- 1998
Enchanted
4.9
- Theater Manager (as Lou Criscolo)
- 1998
Horror Story
4.0
- Lou Morgan
- 1997
The Ditchdigger's Daughters
7.6
TV Movie
- Vince Calabretta
- 1997
Liens secrets
5.2
- McCloud
- 1997

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Alternative names
- Lou Criscolo
Born
- January 23, 1934
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- December 13, 2014
- Wilmington, North Carolina, USA(lung cancer)
Other works
Stage Play: Hurry, Harry. Musical. Book by Jeremiah Morris, Lee Kalcheim and Susan Perkis. Music by Bill Weeden. Lyrics by David Finkle [final Broadway credit]. Musical Director: Arthur Azenzer. Music orchestrated by Lee Norris. Choreographed by Gerald Teijelo. Scenic Design by Fred Voelpel. Directed by Jeremiah Morris [final Broadway credit]. Ritz Theatre: 12 Oct 1972- 13 Oct 1972 (2 performances + 8 previews that began on 5 Oct 1972). Cast: Lou Criscuolo (as "Nick/Deuteronomy/Writer/Witch Doctor/Chorus Boy/Not-So-Grand Lama"), Robert Darnell (as "Stavos/Exodus/Writer/Native No. 1/Chorus Boy/Winston/Grand Lama"), Donna Liggitt (as "Forbes Melina/Starlet/Native No. 2/Not-So-Grand Lama"), Randee Heller (as "Helena/Writer/Native No. 4/Not-So-Grand Lama/Gypsy"), Jack Landron (as "Marco/Genesis/Writer/Native No. 5/Chorus Boy/Not-So-Grand Lama"), Phil Leeds (as "Harrison Fairchild III/Town Drunk/Dr. Krauss/Chief/Chorus Boy/Not-So-Grand Lama/Uncle Larry") [final Broadway role], Mary Bracken Phillips (as "Muffy Weathersford"), Samuel D. Ratcliffe (as "Harrison Fairchild IV"), Liz Sheridan (as "Patience Fairchild/Mama/Writer/Native No. 3/Star/Not-So-Grand Lama"). Produced by Peter Grad. Associate Producer: Ed Lewis.

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Trivia
Currently owner of Opera House Theater Company, Wilmington, NC. Directs local theater company and still takes parts regularly in TV and movies. He and his Wife Jeanne are known throughout Wilmington. They are strong supporters of the local arts and NPR.