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Stanley Tucci

Stanley Tucci

Birthday: 11 November 1960, Peekskill, New York, USA
Height: 173 cm

Actor Stanley Tucci was born on November 11, 1960, in Peekskill, New York. He is the son of Joan (Tropiano), a writer, and Stanley Tucci, an art teacher. His family is Italian-American, with origins i ...Show More

Stanley Tucci
People like to cast me in a position of power because I'm incredibly smart and I get frustrated real Show more People like to cast me in a position of power because I'm incredibly smart and I get frustrated really easily. It's perfect. Hide
[on whether acting is an art form] The technique is the craft. You can take a plot and tell it over Show more [on whether acting is an art form] The technique is the craft. You can take a plot and tell it over and over again but to me, there's an individual truth to it. First of all, in order for it to be art it has to be truthful. Secondly, it has to be individually true. It's that true individuality and that real truth that makes it art. Hide
[on his role as "George Harvey" in The Lovely Bones (2009)] I never wanted to play a serial killer. Show more [on his role as "George Harvey" in The Lovely Bones (2009)] I never wanted to play a serial killer. I don't like to watch things about serial killers or kids getting hurt. I can't stand that, really. But this was something beyond that. It was an exploration of loss and hope. And I'm glad that I chose to do it. Hide
Independents don't exist any more. Let's be clear about that. Having made a lot of independent movie Show more Independents don't exist any more. Let's be clear about that. Having made a lot of independent movies as an actor and director, trying to raise money-you can put Jesus Christ in your movie and it's really hard if it's an adult drama. The industry has changed significantly since I entered it. It's cyclical. But I don't think it's as healthy as it used to be. Hide
[on why he is an actor] I think it's instinctual. You have a feeling at a certain age. Whether you w Show more [on why he is an actor] I think it's instinctual. You have a feeling at a certain age. Whether you want to be on stage, whether you want to paint, make music, whatever you want to do. What makes you feel comfortable? Even as a kid, I felt much more comfortable on stage than I did in real life. Hide
I was doing a play once with Frances McDormand and I left because I so disagreed with the director's Show more I was doing a play once with Frances McDormand and I left because I so disagreed with the director's vision. Sometimes being miscast is not just, "Can I play this character?" but can I play it within this aesthetic -- on if he's ever been miscast. Hide
I'm always looking around for another play, but only for a short run. I did "Frankie and Johnnie in Show more I'm always looking around for another play, but only for a short run. I did "Frankie and Johnnie in the Claire de Lune" onstage with Edie Falco for six months, and it was very hard. Once you get past 14 weeks, I go crazy. Hide
With certain directors you can scream. "Look, forget it, it's not gonna happen. It doesn't behoove t Show more With certain directors you can scream. "Look, forget it, it's not gonna happen. It doesn't behoove the situation, it doesn't behoove your film. I'm not doing it." And other times, it's simply a discussion. "Let's do one this way, let's do one that way." Hide
Stanley Tucci Stanley Tucci'S roles
Mitchell Garabedian
Mitchell Garabedian

Philippe
Philippe

Eric Dale
Eric Dale

Dr. Kevin Moretti
Dr. Kevin Moretti

DCI Morton
DCI Morton

Dave Kingman
Dave Kingman

Ivan the Guard
Ivan the Guard

George Harvey
George Harvey

Vernon
Vernon

Zaidenweber
Zaidenweber

Senator
Senator

Frank Nitti
Frank Nitti

Sean
Sean

Dill
Dill

Nigel
Nigel

Charlie 'Lucky' Luciano
Charlie 'Lucky' Luciano

DCI Morton
DCI Morton

Herb Copperbottom
Herb Copperbottom

Jack L. Warner
Jack L. Warner

Caesar Flickerman
Caesar Flickerman

Baby
Baby

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