Al Mancini
Acting • Born 1932-11-13 – Died 2007-11-12
Biography
Al Mancini was born on November 13, 1932 in Steubenville, Ohio, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for Falling Down (1993), Miller's Crossing (1990) and The Dirty Dozen (1967). He died on November 12, 2007 in London, Ohio, USA.
Filmography
45 credits
Miller's Crossing
Movie • 1990
Tic-Tac
Armed and Deadly: The Making of 'The Dirty Dozen'
Movie • 2006
Self
Loose Cannons
Movie • 1990
Male Tenant
Far Out Man
Movie • 1990
Fresno detective
Agent on Ice
Movie • 1986
Uncle Tony
Falling Down
Movie • 1993
Jim (Golfer)
The Delos Adventure
Movie • 1986
Koutsavaki
It Runs in the Family
Movie • 1994
Zudoc
Madame Sin
Movie • 1972
Fisherman
Welcome to the Club
Movie • 1971
Babe: Pig in the City
Movie • 1998
Fish (voice)
The Dirty Dozen
Movie • 1967
Tassos Bravos
The Eagle Has Landed
Movie • 1973
TV Interviewer / Voice of Apollo
The Gangster Show: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui
Movie • 1972
Giuseppe Givola
Poet Game
Movie • 1972
Elliott Martin
The Public Eye
Movie • 1992
Camera Shop Clerk
Baffled!
Movie • 1973
TV interviewer
Till Death Us Do Part
Movie • 1992
Will Denton
De dwaze lotgevallen van Sherlock Jones
Movie • 1975
Don Rattazzi
The American Clock
Movie • 1993
Mission Manila
Movie • 1990
Costelo
To Grab the Ring
Movie • 1968
David Knight
The Ticket
Movie • 1997
Flapjack Floozie
Movie • 1988
Bill
The Whereabouts of Jenny
Movie • 1991
Mr. Russo
The Joyriders
Movie • 1999
Older Man at Movie
The Dirty Game
Movie • 1965
Corporal Colombo (uncredited)
The Ransom of Red Chief
Movie • 1998
Assayer
The Man Who Came to Dinner
Movie • 1972
Westcott
The Prisoner
TV • 1967
Announcer
Department S
TV • 1969
Durres
Rhoda
TV • 1974
Joan of Arcadia
TV • 2003
Grandpa God
Beauty and the Beast
TV • 1987
240-Robert
TV • 1979
UFO
TV • 1970
Andy Conroy
Jason King
TV • 1971
Hallmark Hall of Fame
TV • 1951
Westcott
Monsters
TV • 1988
Meeting of Minds
TV • 1977
The Hanged Man
TV • 1975
Joe Shapiro
The Protectors
TV • 1972
Waiter
Monster Squad
TV • 1976
Bumble Bee
BBC Play of the Month
TV • 1965
Mindel
The Jazz Age
TV • 1968
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