Armand Assante

Armand Assante is recorded as having studied at American Academy of Dramatic Arts and Cornwall Central High School.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1974 — The Lords of Flatbush — Wedding Guest • 1975 — First Ladies Diaries — Robards — Television film • 1978 — Paradise Alley — Lenny Carboni • Human Feelings — Johnny Turner — Television film • Lady of the House — Ernest de Paulo — Television film • The Pirate — Ahmed — Television film • 1979 — Prophecy — John Hawks • 1980 — Little Darlings — Gary Callahan • Private Benjamin — Henri Alan Tremont • Sophia Loren: Her Own Story — Riccardo Scicolone — Television film • 1982 — Love and Money — Lorenzo Prado • I, the Jury — Mike Hammer • 1983 — Rage of Angels — Michael Moretti — Television film • 1984 — Unfaithfully Yours — Maximillian Stein • Why Me? — James Stalling — Television film • 1986 — A Deadly Business — Charles Macaluso — Television film • Belizaire the Cajun — Belizaire Breaux • 1987 — Stranger in My Bed — Hal Slater — Television film • Hands of a Stranger — Joe Hearn — Television film • 1988 — The Penitent — Juan Mateo • 1989 — Passion and Paradise — Alfred de Marigny — Television film • Animal Behavior — Mark Mathias • 1990 — Q & A — Roberto Texador — Nominated—Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture • Eternity — Romi/Sean • 1991 — The Marrying Man — Bugsy Siegel • Fever — Ray — Television film • 1992 — The Mambo Kings — Caesar Castillo • 1492: Conquest of Paradise — Gabriel Sánchez • Hoffa — Carl "Dally" D'Allesandro • 1993 — Fatal Instinct — Ned Ravine • 1994 — Blind Justice — Canaan — Television film • Trial by Jury — Rusty Pirone • 1995 — Judge Dredd — Rico Dredd • Kidnapped — Alan Breck Stewart — Television film • 1996 — Striptease — Lieutenant Al Garcia • Gotti — John Gotti — Television film Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Special Nominated—Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television Nominated—Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie • 1999 — The Hunley — Lieutenant George E. Dixon — Television film • 2000 — The Road to El Dorado — Tzekel-Kan — Voice Nominated—Annie Award for Best Voice Acting by a Male Performer in an Animated Feature Production • On the Beach — Commander Dwight Towers — Television film • Looking for an Echo — Vince "Vinnie" Pirelli • 2001 — Last Run — Frank Banner • After the Storm — Jean-Pierre — Television film • One Eyed King — Hollis "Holly" Cone • 2002 — Federal Protection — Frank Carbone — Television film • Partners in Action — Jack Cunningham • 2003 — Tough Luck — Ike • Citizen Verdict — Sam Patterson • Consequence — Sam Tyler • 2005 — Dot.Kill — Charlie Daines • The Third Wish — Benefactor • Mirror Wars — Henry York • Two for the Money — C.M. Novian • Confessions of a Pit Fighter — Argento • The Commuters — Donald — Television film • Ennemis Publics — - • Rambam: The Story of Maimonides — Yitzchak • 2006 — Funny Money — Genero • Surveillance — Harley • Soul's Midnight — Simon • Dead Lenny — Tony "Thick" • 2007 — Casanova's Last Stand — Sebastian Marr • Mexican Sunrise — Salvidar • California Dreamin — Captain Doug Jones — Nominated—Gopo Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role • When Nietzsche Wept — Friedrich Nietzsche • Children of Wax — Kemal • American Gangster — Dominic Cattano — Nominated—Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture • 2008 — The Man Who Came Back — Amos • Shark Swarm — Hamilton Lux — Television film • 2009 — The Lost — Kevin — Television film • The Steam Experiment — Detective Mancini • La Linea — Padre Antonio • Smile — Edward Tollinger • Chicago Overcoat — Stefano D'Agnostino • Death Valley Screamers: Bonnie & Clyde — Casino Owner — Short • The Bleeding — Jake Plummer • Breaking Point — Marty Berlin • 2010 — Shadows in Paradise — Captain John "Ghost" Santo • Magic Man — Lieutenant Taper • Killer by Nature — Eugene Branch • 2011 — The Return of Joe Rich — Uncle Dom • Jesse — Dominick • Guido — Lorenzo De Costa • 2012 — The Night Never Sleeps — Inspector Romanelli • 2013 — Dead Man Down — Lon Gordon • The Fix — Vincent — Short • Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn — Joseph Baldano Sr. • Assumed Killer — Aaron Banfield • 2014 — See You in Montevideo — Hotchkins • Hunting the Phantom — Charles Ingrim • A Fine Step — Alejandro Bolivar • Charlie Mantle — Inspector Bennett • In Between Engagements — Alonzo • 2015 — Diamond Cartel — Mussa • Leaves of the Tree — Joe Buffa • Sicilian Vampire — Vince • Kids vs Monsters — Damian • Blind Pass — Richard James • 2016 — Beyond the Game — Mr. Leone • Stressed to Kill — Paul Jordan • The Red Maple Leaf — Agent Joseph Cortez • Wasn't Afraid to Die — Paul • Blowtorch — Canarsie • 2017 — First Law — Don Nowet • You Can't Have It — The Man • Joe's War — Dr. Galante • The Wanderers: The Quest of the Demon Hunter — Louis • The Neighborhood — Tucci • Power of Silence — The Narrator • 2018 — Con Man — Jack Saxon • Darc — Lafique • The P.I.M.P. — Armando • 2019 — The Brave — Frank Pedulla • General — Andreas • 2020 — Infamous Six — Dr. Albert Cioran • 2021 — The Match — Camp Commander • 2022 — Sugar — Ernie • 2023 — Don Q — Don Q • 2024 — Oak — Abe

• Year — Award — Category — Nominated work — Results — Ref. • 2016 — Action On Film International Film Festival — Outstanding Cast Performance – Feature — The Red Maple Leaf • 2000 — Annie Awards — Best Voice Acting by a Male Performer in an Animated Feature Production — The Road to El Dorado • 2018 — Garden State Film Festival — Most Valuable Player • 1988 — Golden Globe Awards — Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television — Jack the Ripper • 1990 — Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture — Q & A • 1996 — Best Actor in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television — Gotti • 1997 — The Odyssey • 2008 — Gopo Awards — Best Actor in a Leading Role — California Dreamin • 2017 — Ischia Global Film & Music Festival — Ischia Documentary Feature Award — The Man Who Unlocked the Universe • 1997 — Online Film & Television Association Awards — Best Actor in a Motion Picture or Miniseries — The Odyssey • 1989 — Primetime Emmy Awards — Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Special — Jack the Ripper • 1997 — Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Special — Gotti • 1997 — Satellite Awards — Best Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television — The Odyssey • 1996 — Screen Actors Guild Awards — Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie — Gotti • 2007 — Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture — American Gangster • 2007 — Westchester Film Festival — Lifetime Achievement Award