Larry’s acting reel and other clips are up on YouTube:
Larry’s acting reel and other clips are up on YouTube:
Larry will be appearing on the hit CBS crime drama CSI:NY this season as the brother of Detective Danny Messer. Air dates are yet to be announced, but be sure to keep your eye out!
Romano, who is starring in the upcoming NBC series, “Kristin,” co-starring Tony-Award winning Kristin Chenoweth, and the long running CBS hit comedy, “King Of Queens”, who has also seen two of his plays staged Off Broadway and in Los Angeles local theatre, is half serious.
A major part of his life, and passion, is devoted to Romano’s music. His playing (drums), singing, songwriting.. and his groups.
Yes, groups. Another plural for Romano, a musical double threat with two bands - Deficit and Eljay Are.
Both have recently released CDs on the market and both run the bases musically between roots rock and Urban Folk/R&B, all powerfully delivered with an aggressive New York attitude. (more…)
The Hollywood Reporter on the Deficit Gig, 12/20/00
Full Article at The Hollywood Reporter Online
After working on a few tracks for Undefined, drummer Ty Dennis (tour drummer for The Doors) brought Mick and Angelo to Larry, solidifying the hard hitting edge to this album. The songs were written mostly in NY by Larry but were rehearsed and recorded by the quartet in sunny Los Angeles.
Larry’s Jack-in-the-Box commercial
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A collection of songs reflecting a variety of Larry’s life influences and experiences. Features Tony Dilullo on bass and guitar and Penny Wanzo’s amazing backing vocals. Original limited edition album art features glam rock photos taken by B Queen Julie Strain.
Grass Roots R&B Urban Folk Rock Described once as “Al Pacino gets in a car with Rage Against the Machine and James Brown is driving.”
Donnie Brasco (1997) with Larry as Tommy Ruggerio
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Not surprisingly, Romano’s favorite actors are DeNiro and Pacino, and Rocky is among his favorite films.
“Sylvester Stallone is someone I look up to, in the way he wrote the first Rocky,” Romano, 23, says. “He was struggling. I’m in the same position he was 10 years ago. I’ve seen that film 100 times.” Romano’s interest turned to writing and drama about two years ago. His first work is to be produced in late May at the Lee Strasberg Theatrical Institute in Manhattan.
Truth is, the actors came to the project, mostly to work with director Terrance Malick, 54, considered one of the best directors in Hollywood even though he has made only two other films - 1973’s Days of Badlands and 1978’s Days of Heaven. Both were lauded by critics, but the latter failed to find box-office success.
Malick has not directed a movie since.
“This is a film of some aspiration, and I think people sensed that.” says Stevens. “And definitely (actors) were attracted to the idea of working with Terry.”"While there were so many of these prominent actors that wanted to be part of the film, we felt there was a point that it would take over the film in a way we didn’t want,.” Stevens says, “So we wanted to find a blend of these accomplished actors and the newer actors.”
Bullet (1996) with Larry as Frankie ‘Eyelashes”
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