James Di Giacomo

James Di Giacomo was born on Apr 19, 1976 in USA. James Di Giacomo's big-screen debut came with The List directed by Jim Menza in 2004, strarring Actor #1. James Di Giacomo is known for The Playbook directed by Ivan Dudynsky, Rusty Meyers stars as Drunken Stooge and Donald Faison as Self. James Di Giacomo has got 10 awards and 3 nominations so far. The most recent award James Di Giacomo achieved is Accolade Competition. The upcoming new movie James Di Giacomo plays is Marlowe which will be released on Feb 15, 2023.

James Di Giacomo is an award-winning actor and producer who's worked on dozens of national commercials, TV shows and films. The son of Italian immigrants, he was born in the Bronx and grew up in New Jersey.Di Giacomo served as an Executive Producer/Co-EP and actor on numerous prominent feature films, including The Last Son with Sam Worthington, Thomas Jane and Machine Gun Kelly, The Yacht with Ruby Rose and Frank Grillo, Bandit with Mel Gibson and Josh Duhamel, Murder at Emigrant Gulch with Gabriel Byrne and Richard Dryfus, and Marlowe with Liam Neeson, Jessica Lange, and Diane Kruger.Di Giacomo is in development on a variety of film and TV projects with leading filmmakers, talent and producers.As a boy, Di Giacomo recalls watching lots of comic's like Benny Hill, Rowan Atkinson, Monty Python, Laurel & Hardy, Abbott & Costello, The 3 Stooges, Chevy Chase, Billy Crystal, Steve Martin and Robin Williams -- as a teenager he really connected with Jim Carrey though. He recalls Carrey being a huge influence on his decision to become an actor. Till this day people say you remind me of Jim Carrey, which always makes Di Giacomo smile.In 2011, Di Giacomo decided to form a production company, Undecided Pictures., where he teamed up with writer David Mattia on a couple ideas he had. One was a TV pilot called Have You Met Miss Jones, in which Di Giacomo and Mattia both created/wrote and executive produced. Di Giacomo also played the title character, Angelina Jones. The pilot also features Dot Jones, James Kyson, the late great Art LaFleur and the iconic Patty McCormack (The Bad Seed).