Biography
Beginning his acting career while still in his teens, Spano took part in minor efforts like "Over the Edge" (1979) before becoming familiar to mainstream audiences in such films as "The Black Stallion Returns" (1983) and "Rumble Fish" (1983). He took the lead in Sayles' "Baby It's You" (1983), then followed with projects as diverse as the gritty crime drama "Alphabet City" (1984) and Vadim's remake of his own earlier Brigitte Bardot drama "And …
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Career Milestones
2001 | Had featured role in "Texas Rangers" | |
2000 | Starred opposite Jordan Ladd in the Lifetime TV-movie "The Deadly Look of Love" | |
1998 | Appeared in "The Unknown Cyclist" | |
1997 | Co-starred with Christopher Noth, Kevin Dillon and Martin Sheen in ABC miniseries "Medusa's Child" | |
1997 | Starred opposite Maria Grazia Cucinotta in "A Brooklyn State of Mind" (shown at the Cannes Film Festival) | |
1997 | Appeared in the ensemble cast of the NBC police drama "Prince Street" | |
1994 | Made TV directorial debut with "In the Groove", an episode of HBO series "Tales From the Crypt" | |
1993 | Acted in "Alive", the second movie telling of a rugby team's surviving a plane crash in the Andes by resporting to cannibalism | |
1991 | Portrayed Anthony Rossano in "Oscar", starring Sylvester Stallone | |
1989 | Reteamed with Sayles for "City of Hope", playing Tony Lo Bianco's son | |
1985 | Played impressionable Boris Lafkin in "Creator", starring Peter O'Toole | |
1983 | Appeared in "Rumble Fish" with Matt Dillon and Mickey Rourke | |
1983 | First film with writer-director John Sayles, "Baby It's You" | |
1981 | TV-movie debut, "Senior Trip!" (CBS) | |
| TV debut on "Search for Tomorrow" | ||
1979 | Film debut, "The Double McGuffin" | |
1976 | Stage debut at age 14 in "The Shadow Box" (Long Wharf and Broadway) | |