Biography
His father, a Holocaust survivor, ran a dance troupe and Casey (born Kazimierz) debuted with them at age five. His first paying job, however, was as an extra in the Stuttgart Ballet production of "The Taming of the Shrew". Siemaszko studied at the Goodman Theater School, where he acted in several stage productions. After debuting in "Class" (1983), he went on to appear as Jerry O'Connell's older brother in "Stand By Me" (1986) and played the …
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Career Milestones
| First professional performance, as extra in Stuttgart Ballet production of "The Taming of the Shrew" | ||
| Worked with Ref-Ren Theatre (Polish community troupe) and in various Chicago bands | ||
1966 | Performing debut at age 5 with The Kosciuszko Dancers, a folk-dance group headed by his father (date approximate) | |
1983 | Film acting debut, "Class" | |
1984 | Had recurring role on the NBC medical drama "St. Elsewhere" | |
1984 | TV-movie debut in "Hard Knox" (NBC) | |
1985 | Appeared in "The Mission" episode of "Amazing Stories" (NBC) | |
1985 | Had featured role of 3-D in "Back to the Future" | |
1986 | Co-starred as Jerry O'Connell's older brother in "Stand By Me" | |
1987 | Cast as doomed high school student in "Three O'Clock High" | |
1988 | Portrayed a cowboy in "Young Guns", directed by Christopher Cain | |
1989 | Played a buglar teamed with an older pro (Burt Reynolds) in "Breaking In" | |
1989 | Reprised role of 3-D in "Back to the Future II" | |
1991 | Starred as a bank robber in the based-on-fact NBC TV-movie "The Chase" | |
1992 | Played Curley in screen remake of "Of Mice and Men" | |
1994 | Made guest appearance as Joey Stivic on the premiere of the short-lived sitcom "704 Hauser Street" (CBS); the character was the grown-up grandson of the house's previous owner, Archie Bunker | |
1996 | Played a homicide detective in "Mistrial" (HBO) | |
1997 | Co-starred in "Hallmark Hall of Fame" production "Rose Hill" (CBS), directed by Christopher Cain | |
2000 | Featured in "The Crew" playing a young version of the character played by Richard Dreyfus | |