Erik Palladino
Milestones
- Birthplace: Yonkers, New York, USA
- Birthday: May 10, 1968
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2001
Had leading role in the festival-screened "Finder's Fee", directed by Jeff Probst
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2000
Featured alongside Matthew McConaghey and Bill Paxton in the cast of Jonathan Mostow's World War II drama "U-571"
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1999
Featured in the independent film "This Space Between Us"
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1999
Starred as a student documentarian in the independent "Road Kill"
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1998
Appeared in the high school graduation party-set comedy "Can't Hardly Wait"
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1998
Starred in the festival screened independent "The Week That Girl Died"
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1997
Guest starred on the popular UPN sitcom "Malcolm & Eddie"
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1996
Had a regular role on the short-lived Fox sitcom "Love and Marriage"
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1994
Guest starred on an episode of "Party of Five" (Fox)
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1994 to 1996
Was a VJ on MTV
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1989
Hosted the hard rock music magazine program "Heavy Metal Meltdown"
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Appeared in various theater productions in New York, including "Entertaining Mr Sloane" and Sam Shepard's "True West"
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At age 14, joined New York's Children's Repertory Company
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Had a two-episode recurring role on "Murphy Brown" (CBS) as the delinquent son of reporter Frank Fontana (Joe Regalbuto)'s girlfriend (Julie Hagerty)
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Played confident resident Dr David Malucci, with a regular role on the popular NBC drama "ER"
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Raised in Yonkers, New York
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Was a regular on the UPN series "DiResta"
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Worked on "Short Attention Span Theater", Comedy Central's daily anthology of news and comedy clips
Upcoming Appearances
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