Acting · Steubenville, Ohio, USA · Born November 13, 1932
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.
MovieArmed and Deadly: The Making of 'The Dirty Dozen'
2006
as Self
TVJoan of Arcadia
2003
as Grandpa God
MovieThe Joyriders
1999
as Older Man at Movie
MovieBabe: Pig in the City
1998
as Fish (voice)
MovieThe Ransom of Red Chief
1998
as Assayer
MovieThe Ticket
1997
MovieIt Runs in the Family
1994
as Zudoc
MovieFalling Down
1993
as Jim (Golfer)
MovieThe American Clock
1993
MovieThe Public Eye
1992
as Camera Shop Clerk
MovieTill Death Us Do Part
1992
as Will Denton
MovieThe Whereabouts of Jenny
1991
as Mr. Russo
MovieMiller's Crossing
1990
as Tic-Tac
MovieFar Out Man
1990
as Fresno detective
MovieMission Manila
1990
as Costelo
MovieLoose Cannons
1990
as Male Tenant
TVMonsters
1988
as Mr. D'Onofrio
MovieFlapjack Floozie
1988
as Bill
TVBeauty and the Beast
1987
as Cab Driver
MovieThe Delos Adventure
1986
as Koutsavaki
MovieAgent on Ice
1986
as Uncle Tony
TV240-Robert
1979
TVMeeting of Minds
1977
TVMonster Squad
1976
as Bumble Bee
MovieDe dwaze lotgevallen van Sherlock Jones
1975
as Don Rattazzi
The Hanged Man
1975
as Joe Shapiro
TVRhoda
1974
MovieBaffled!
1973
as TV interviewer
The Eagle Has Landed
1973
as TV Interviewer / Voice of Apollo
MovieThe Man Who Came to Dinner
1972
as Westcott
MovieThe Gangster Show: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui
1972
as Giuseppe Givola
TVThe Protectors
1972
as Waiter
MoviePoet Game
1972
as Elliott Martin
MovieMadame Sin
1972
as Fisherman
TVJason King
1971
MovieWelcome to the Club
1971
TVUFO
1970
as Andy Conroy
TVDepartment S
1969
as Durres
TVITV Saturday Night Theatre
1969
as Arlecchino
The Jazz Age
1968
as Nick
MovieTo Grab the Ring
1968
as David Knight
TVThe Prisoner
1967
as Announcer
MovieThe Dirty Dozen
1967
as Tassos Bravos
TVBBC Play of the Month
1965
as Mindel
MovieThe Dirty Game
1965
as Corporal Colombo (uncredited)
TVHallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Westcott
