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Robert CannavaleAmerican film actor
Date of Birth: 03.05.1971
Country:  USA |
Content:
- Robert Cannavale: An Emmy-Winning Actor with Diverse Roles
- Television Breakthrough with "Third Watch"
- A Journey Through Diverse Projects
- Emmy Recognition for "Will & Grace"
- Success in Film and More Television
- Voiceover Work and Broadway Triumph
- Personal Life
Robert Cannavale: An Emmy-Winning Actor with Diverse Roles
Early Life and CareerRobert M "Bobby" Cannavale, born on May 3, 1971, in Union City, New Jersey, is an American actor known for his versatility and distinctive presence on screen and stage. Despite not having formal acting training, Cannavale showcased his talent in theater before transitioning to film roles in movies like "Night Falls on Manhattan" and "The Bone Collector."
Television Breakthrough with "Third Watch"
Cannavale's breakthrough came with his portrayal of Bobby Caffey in the popular television series "Third Watch." His compelling performance earned him recognition and further established his career.
A Journey Through Diverse Projects
Subsequently, Cannavale starred alongside Alan Arkin in "100 Centre Street," which was directed by his father-in-law, Sidney Lumet. He also featured in the short-lived "Ally McBeal" and played memorable supporting roles in miniseries like "Kingpin" and "Oz."
Emmy Recognition for "Will & Grace"
Cannavale's portrayal of Vince D'Angelo in "Will & Grace" garnered him critical acclaim. His performance earned him an Emmy Award in 2005 for "Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series."
Success in Film and More Television
In addition to television, Cannavale has appeared in films including "Snakes on a Plane," "The Guru," "Shall We Dance?," and "Romance & Cigarettes." He also made notable appearances in television shows like "Sex and the City," "Six Feet Under," and "Law & Order."
Voiceover Work and Broadway Triumph
Cannavale's versatility extended to voiceover work, where he played Corrado R. Carlucci (a.k.a. "The Kid") in the historical HBO miniseries "The War." He also lent his voice to the audiobook adaptation of Richard Price's novel "Lush Life." In 2008, Cannavale received a Tony Award for his performance as Dennis in the Broadway play "Mauritius."
Personal Life
Cannavale was married to Jenny Lumet from 1994 to 2003 and briefly dated actress Annabella Sciorra. He has one son, Jake. Despite his success, Cannavale remains dedicated to his craft and continues to explore diverse and challenging roles both on screen and stage.
