1995 | Final screen appearance in the documentary, "Stephen Verona: Self Portrait" |
1994 | Last feature film, "Urban Crossfire" |
1992 | Last TV-movie "In the Line of Duty: Street War" (NBC) |
1991 | Headlined the ABC sitcom "Man in the Family"; aired for seven episodes during the summer |
1989 | Played the famed Chicago gangster in the NBC telepic "The Revenge of Al Capone" |
1987 | Offered memorable turn as the mobster Sonny Steelgrave in the CBS drama "Wiseguy" |
1981 | Breakthrough screen role as "The Idolmaker" |
1981 | Had title role of a paraplegic in the CBS drama "The Ordeal of Bill Carney" |
1980 | Starred with Margot Kidder and Michael Ontkean in the triangular romantic film "Willie and Phil" |
1979 | Cast as an Alan Ginsberg-like poet in "Heart Beat" |
1978 | Garnered attention for performance as a killer in "Who'll Stop the Rain" |
1977 | Appeared in the unsold CBS pilot "Best Friends" |
1976 | Film acting debut in "Hot Tomorrows" (American Film Institute graduate film directed by Martin Brest) |
1973 | In November, moved to L.A. |
| Studied acting in NYC and appeared in Off-Off-Broadway plays |
| After seeing the Broadway production of "Hair" at age 17, decided to become an actor |
| Raised in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn, New York |
