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Robert Davi
as "Bailey Malone"
biography
At age five, the family moved to
Long Island. After primary school, he went to Seaton Hall, a Catholic High
School where he was a school standout in football and baseball. Always
interested in performing, he had his first stage appearance in school production
of Shakespeare's Macbeth. The legends goes that one day, he was
overheard singing in the locker room by a nun walking by outside and, aware
of his natural talent, she encouraged him to go into music.
After he lost 40 pounds to a mysterious
illness at age 16, - miraculously healed - he dropped out of sports and
from now on focused on singing and acting. He won statewide opera singing
competitions, went to Florence, Italy, and studied with the renowned baritone
Tito Gobbi. At age 19 he had his debut with the Long Island Lyric Opera
in Garden City, New York.
He attended Hofstra University on
a drama scholarship and began working with its famous Shakespeare program,
but left Hofstra before graduating.
He moved to Manhattan and made a
living on jobs as pretzel vendor, telephone order clerk, waiter, fruit
and vegetable stand vendor, and worker at a stuffed animal factory. He
lived in a cheap railroad flat on East 171st Street, took classes at Juilliard
School and finally worked his way into Stella Adler's actors' studio. He
also studied with Lee Strasberg while he was already regularly performing
on stage in plays such as The Cherry Orchard and The Seagull,
Much
Ado About Nothing and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
His persistence gained him a part
alongside Frank Sinatra in Contact on Cherry Street while his personal
live was overshadowed by the death of his parents, his sister, and two
of his grandparents between 1977 and 1979. Permanently moved to L.A., he
one day met actress Jeri McBride at 20th Century Fox. They married, and
in 1980 their son Sean-Christian was born.
In the 80ies, he worked his way through
guest spots in numerous TV series and movies like The Goonies, and
Raw
Deal (with Arnold Schwarzenegger). Rugged features and an impressive
figure made him the perfect cliche bad guy for Hollywood. A major role
was overdue when he landed the part of a Palestinian terrorist in the TV
movie Terrorist on Trial: The United States vs. Salim Ajami. He
made quite an impression and finally had his international breakthrough
in the James Bond film Licence to Kill as Bond villain “Franz Sanchez”.
Around that time, he met supermodel
Christine Bolster, the original model for Guess Jeans, at a party at Mickey
Rourke's house. Later, at a photo shooting for GQ magazine, he bumped into
her again. They married, and the couple now has two girls, Ariana and Francis.
He had to wait until Profiler
to make the transition from screen villain to good guy. It may surprise
that off screen he is a real fun guy and infamous for his pranks on set.
In fact he has, as he had put it himself once, a "pretty interesting sense
of humor".
He keeps fit by working out, boxing
and "running after [his] kids". He usually spends the summer holidays with
his family at their house in Southern France. When he finds time in between
work, he ejoyes scuba diving, horseback riding, motorcycling, coaching
his girls' softball team, sketching, reading, and a good cigar.
Robert attended Hofra University
on a drama scholarship in the early 70´s , leaving shortly
before obtaining his degree to work as a waiter in New York City.
He took some classes at Julliard. Robert aggressively sought acting
work while he study with Stella Adler (who was also once a mentor
to Marlon Brando) and Actors Studio (with Lee Strasberg).
In 1978, his career got a boost
when he was cast in a leading role opposite Frank Sinatra in the
NBC movie "Contact on Cherry Street". After the movie
was completed, Davi remained in Los Angeles and appeared in the
miniseries "From Here to Eternity", while racking up
credits in such films as "Goonies", "Raw Deal",
"Wild Thing" and "Die Hard".
In the 1990s, Davi´s feature
films included "Predator II", "Cops and Robbersons",
"Wild Orchid II", "Son of the Pink Panther",
"Christopher Columbus: The Discovery", Dogfighters"
and many more.
His best known movie is "James
Bond: Licence to kill". Here he played the drug czar Franz
Sanchez. Not only in this movie Robert plays the "bad guy".
In the most of his movies he played "bad guys", but
his "bad guys" was not only bad.
Robert also appeared in TV-series:
"L.A. Law", "Hill Street Blues", "Wiseguy"
(3 or 4 episodes), "Charlie´s Angels" and more.
Now Robert get a chance to be
a "good guy".
He plays the FBI Agent Bailey
Malone in NBC´s primetime serie "Profiler". He
can show us his sensitive side.
"Bailey is compassionate,
dedicated and committed to truth and honesty, which I strongly
relate to," says Robert.
Backflash,
all are avilable on Poor Yorick Shakespeare Multi-Media Catalogue
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Three penny opera
George Washington slept here
NBC Promo Shot 3rd season
It really isn't surprising that
Robert Davi names Giacomo Puccini's Tosca as one of his favorite
operas. In fact, the great master of Verismo was ever present in
the Davi house. Born on June 26 1953 in Astora, Queens, he grew up in an
all-Italian family, but it was his mother Maria's love for music and old
movies that inspred him most.
made by isis_whit TPA-The Profiler Archive
Name:
Robert Davi
Born:
26. June 1951
Astoria, Long Island, New York
Marital Status:
married
Wife Christine Bolster
Children:
One Son Sean Christopher
Two Daughters Ariana and Frances
Twins: Daughter Isabella Rose and son Nicholas Edward (since January 11, 2001)
Resides:
Southern California
Hobbies/Favorites:
riding his two Harley-Davidson motorcycles
good cigars (favorite "Cohiba" and "Montecristo No. 2")
good wine (favorite red wine)
watching old movies
collecting classical and modern art
sketching
writing (has co-written a script called "Dukes of Melrose")
spending time with friends and family
singing (favourite opera)
working out at gym
his own production company "Sunline Films"
Characteristics:
He has a Tattoo on his left biceps. It is a piece of the Sistine Cathedral.
Favourite Actors:
Humphrey Bogart
Lee Marvin
Charles Bronson
Richard Boone
Robert Mitchum
Favourite Movies:
The Children of Paradise
A Bout de Souffle
Pierre de Fon
Casablanca
After his singing was overheard
in a locker room in the eighth grade, a nun recommended to his
mother that he become more involved in opera. Soon he was winning
statewide opera-singing contests, and went to study with opera
great Tito Gobbi in Florence, Italy. At age 19 Robert made his
debut with the Long Island Lyric Opera.
Robert has made 4 audio books, please look here for order:
The Greatest Mystery Stories of the 20th Century [UNABRIDGED]
and
The Children´s Shakespeare
The Phantom of Manhattan [UNABRIDGED]
The picture is taken from Paul´s "Robert Davi - an overdue tribute" site.
Thank you, Paul for this very nice video cover picture! I love it!
filmography
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Year
Title
Character
2011 (post-Production)
Swamp Shark
Sheriff Watson
2011 (post-Production)
Doonby
Sheriff Woodley
2011
Spring Break ´83
Dean Whitter
2011
Kill the Irishman
Ray Ferrito
2010
Game of Death
Smith
2010
Criminal Minds: Ep.: Our Darkest Hour
Det. Marc Kurzbard
2010
Criminal Minds: Ep.: Longest Night
Det. Adam Kurzbard
2010
Nip Tuck: Ep.: Christian´s Dad
Christian Troy II
2010
Magic
Dr. Robert Ortero
2010
Pool Boys
Robert Davi/himself
2009
Magic Man
Simpson
2009
One in the Gun
Vincent
2008
An American Carol
Aziz
2008
Magic
Dr. David Ortero
2008
Spring Break '83
Dean Whitter
2007
The Butcher
Murdoch
2007
Halo 3
Shipmaster
2007
The Dukes
Danny
2006
Scarface: The World Is Yours
2005
In the Mix
Fish
2005
Breaking Vegas
Narrator
2005
The Plot to Kill Nixon
Narrator
2004
Halo 2
SpecOps Leader
2004
Call Me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss
Ivan Nagy
2003
One Last Ride
Father
2002
Hitters
Nick
2002
The Hot Chick
???
2001
The 4th Tenor
???
2001
Soulkeeper
Mallion
2001
The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Merlin
1999
The James Bond Story (TV)
Franz Sanchez (uncredited)
My Little Assassin (TV)
Frank Sturgis
Confirmation: The Hard Evidence
of Aliens Among Us? (TV)
Narrator
1998
L.A. Without a Map
Himself
The Bad Pack
McQue
1997
The Beneficiary (TV)
Gil Potter
1996
Absolute Aggression
R. D. Crowley
An Occasional Hell
Trooper Abbott
"Profiler" (TV Series)
Special Agent Bailey Malone
For Which He Stands
Carlito Escalara
Codename: Silencer aka Body
Count
Eddie Cook
1995
Cyber Vengeance
R. D. Crowley
The Zone aka The Dogfighters
Rowdy Welles
Delta of Venus
The Collector
Showgirls
Al Torres
1994
Blind Justice aka Canaan's
Way
Alacran
The Dangerous
Billy Davalos
In the Hands of the Enemy
No Contest
Crane
Cops and Robbersons
Osborn
1993
Night Trap aka Mardi Gras
for the Devil
Mike Turner
The November Men
Robert Davi (uncredited)
Quick aka Crossfire
Davenport
Son of the Pink Panther
Hans
1992
Center of the Web
Richard Morgan
Christopher Columbus: The Discovery
Martin Pinzon
Illicit Behavior aka Criminal
Intent
Lt. Matt Walker
Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence
Det. Sean McKinney
Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue
Sully
The Taking of Beverly Hills
Robert Masterson
1991
Legal Tender
Fix Cleary
Under Surveillance aka Ladies
Game
White Hot: The Mysterious Murder
of Thelma Todd (TV)
Lucky Luciano
1990
Peacemaker
Sergeant Ramos
Amazon
Dan
Predator 2
Captain Phil Heinemann
Maniac Cop 2
Sean McKinney
Deceptions (TV)
Jack "Harley" Kessler
1989
Licence to Kill
Franz Sanchez
1988
Action Jackson
Tony Moretti
Hostile Witness
Traxx
Aldo Palucci
Die Hard
Big Johnson
Terrorist on Trial: The United States
vs. Salim Ajami (TV)
Salim Ajami
1987
Wild Thing
Chopper
1986
Raw Deal aka Triple Identity
Max
1985
The Goonies
Jake Fratelli
1984
City Heat
Nino
1981
"The Gangster Chronicles" (TV Series)
Vito Genovese
1980
Alcatraz: The Whole Shocking Story
(TV)
Hubbard
Rage! (TV)
Resident #1
1979
The Legend of the Golden Gun (TV)
Quantrill
"From Here to Eternity" (TV mini
Series)
Guard
And Your Name Is Jonah (TV)
Dickie
1977
Contract on Cherry Street (TV)
Mickey Sinardos
Notable TV Guest Appearances
Air Date
Series Title
Episode Title
Character
2006
"Stargate: Atlantis"
Irresponsible
Commander Acastus Kolya
2006
"Stargate: Atlantis"
Common Ground
Commander Acastus Kolya
2005
"Stargate: Atlantis"
The Brotherhood
Commander Acastus Kolya
2004
"Stargate: Atlantis"
The Eye
Commander Acastus Kolya
2004
"Stargate: Atlantis"
The Storm
Commander Acastus Kolya
2006
"Huff"
Which Lip Is the Cervical Lip?
Dickens
2004
"Karen Sisco"
No One's Girl
Denton
2/5/2000
"The Pretender"
"Spin Doctor" (episode # 4.10)
Special Agent Bailey Malone
5/8/1999
"The Pretender"
"End Game" (episode # 3.19)
Special Agent Bailey Malone
2/20/1999
"Batman Beyond"
"Heroes" (episode # 1.6)
Magma/Dr. Mike Morgan (voice)
1995
"VR.5"
"Simon's Choice"
Simon Buchanan
"FBI: The Untold Stories"
"Undercover"
Donnie Brasco/Joe Pistone
1989
"Wiseguy"
"The Maffia Arc"
Albert Cerrico
4/28/1988
"L.A. Law"
"Leapin' Lizards" (episode # 2.19)
Dominic Simonetti
1/29/1986
"The Equalizer"
"Wash-Up" (episode # 1.16)
Michael Riegert
11/27/1984
"The A-Team"
"Sheriffs of Rivertown" (episode
# 3.10)
Boyle
11/14/1984
"The Fall Guy"
"Dead Bounty" (episode # 4.8)
Dan Kowal
5/15/1984
"Hart to Hart"
"Always, Elisabeth" (episode # 5.21)
Tony Bairos
1/28/1984
"T.J. Hooker"
"Exercise in Murder" (episode #
3.42)
Tom Warfield
3/2/1983
"The Fall Guy"
"The Molly Sue" (episode # 2.17)
Scar De Bond
12/14/1982
"St. Elsewhere"
"Legionnaires: Part 2" (episode
# 1.6)
11/30/1982
"St. Elsewhere"
"Samuels and the Kid" (episode #
1.4)
11/4/1982
"Hill Street Blues"
"Stan the Man" (episode # 3.6)
Stan Maizel
9/25/1982
"T.J. Hooker"
"Second Chance" (episode # 2.6)
Joseph Picartus
1982
"Bring 'Em Back Alive"
"The Shadow Women of Chung Tai"
"Dynasty"
(episode # 1.4)
10/19/1979
"The Incredible Hulk"
"The Slam" (episode # 3.4)
Mr. Rader
10/1/1979
"Lou Grant"
"Slammer" (episode # 3.3)
Hector
"Trapper John, M.D."
"Licensed to Kill" (episode # 1.11)
11/15/1978
"Charlie's Angels"
"Mother Angel" (episode # 3.10)
Ritchie
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