James Russo

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James Vincent Russo (born April 23, 1953 in New York City ) is an American actor .

Life and accomplishments

Russo graduated from New York High School of Art & Design and studied at New York University . During this time he starred in the award-winning short film The Candy Store , for which he also wrote the screenplay. He then worked as a taxi driver for a few years.

Russo played in the movie drama Extremities (1986) the role of Joe , the Marjorie ( Farrah Fawcett ) inconvenienced. Just like Farrah Fawcett, he already played in the filmed play; for this role he was awarded the Theater World Prize in 1983 .

In the western Bad Girls (1994) Russo took on the role of Kid Jarrett , who robbed and whipped Cody Zamora ( Madeleine Stowe ). In the thriller Donnie Brasco (1997) he played alongside Al Pacino and Johnny Depp , in the SF film Postman (1997) he appeared alongside Kevin Costner . In the thriller Angel of Retribution (1999) he played one of the leading roles alongside Angie Everhart and Eric Roberts . He won an award at the San Diego Film Festival in 2004 for the lead role in the thriller The Box (2003) .

Filmography (selection)

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