Latest Tv Credits
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Career Milestones
1999 | Had supporting role of a dumb hitman in "The Limey" | |
1999 | Appeared as himself in the quasi-documentary "Beefcake" | |
1995 | Co-starred with Whoopi Goldberg in the direct-to-video release "Theodore Rex" | |
1992 | Filmed cameo appearance as himself in Robert Altman's "The Player"; scene cut from released print but restored for the home video release | |
1992 | Acted in Tamra Davis' "Guncrazy" (aired on Showtime) | |
1990 | Played a devout evangelist in John Waters' "Cry-Baby" | |
1988 | Cast as a fictionalized Dutch Schultz in Blake Edwards' "Sunset" | |
1987 | Played a rival mobster to Ray Sharkey's Sonny Steelgrave in a memorable arc of "Wiseguy" (CBS) | |
1986 | TV series debut as regular on the short-lived syndicated cop drama "Fortune Dane" | |
1984 | Appeared in an episode of "Miami Vice" (NBC) | |
1984 | Portrayed gangster Lucky Luciano in Francis Ford Coppola's "The Cotton Club" | |
1979 | Had small supporting role as an actor in "Tapage Nocturne", directed by Catherine Breillat | |
1978 | Acted opposite Maria Schneider in Jacques Rivette's "Merry Go Round" | |
1976 | Starred opposite Sylvia Kristel in Walerian Borowczyk's "La Marge/The Margin/The Streetwalker" | |
1975 | Cast as a singing mute (with dubbed vocals) in Louis Malle's "Black Moon" | |
1974 | Moved to Europe and made films primarily in Italy | |
1974 | First film not for Warhol or Morrissey, "The Gardener/Seeds of Evil", directed by James H Kay | |
1974 | Appeared as a servant in "Blood for Dracula/Andy Warhol's Dracula", also directed by Morrissey | |
1974 | Played the stableboy in "Flesh for Frankenstein/Andy Warhol's Frankenstein", helmed by Morrissey | |
1972 | Rounded out Morrissey's trilogy by playing a former child actor trying for a career as a rock star in "Heat" | |
1970 | Portrayed a junkie in Morrissey's "Trash" | |
| Cast in "The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart"; fired after clashing with an assistant director | ||
1968 | Starred in "Flesh", the first of Paul Morrissey's trilogy; cast as a male hustler | |
1967 | Appeared in first film, Andy Warhol's "The Loves of Ondine" | |
| Worked as a nude model, sometimes billed as Joe Catano | ||
| Returned to NYC briefly before heading first to Mexico and then to L.A. | ||
| As a teenager, stole cars; shot in the knee during one car theft, was sent to reform school; ran away and headed to Florida to live with father | ||
| Raised in foster homes in Brooklyn and on Long Island | ||