Louis Eppolito(1948-2019)

Artiste
Scénariste
Équipe de renfort

After a bizarre encounter at a party with a stranger, a jazz saxophonist is framed for the murder of his wife and sent to prison, where he inexplicably morphs into a young mechanic, gets released, and begins leading a new life.

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Lost Highway (1997)

Louis Eppolito est né le 22 juillet 1948 dans l'état de New York, États-Unis. Il était acteur et scénariste. Il est connu pour Lost Highway (1997), Les Affranchis (1990) et Predator 2 (1990). Il était marié à Frances Ann . Il est mort le 3 novembre 2019 en Arizona, États-Unis.

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Connu·e

Lost Highway

7,6

Ed(as Lou Eppolito)

1997

Les Affranchis

8,7

Fat Andy

1990

Predator 2

6,3

Patrolman(as Lou Eppolito)

1990

Les anges de la nuit

7,2

Borelli's Man

1990

Crédits

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Artiste

Luckey Quarter
7,0
Court-métrage
- Casino boss
- 2005
Turn of Faith
5,3
- Victor Bruno (as Lou Eppolito)
- 2002
Body and Soul
3,9
Téléfilm
- Associate #1 (as Lou Eppolito)
- 1999
Da Game of Life
3,5
Vidéo
- Assassin
- 1998
Lost Highway
7,6
- Ed (as Lou Eppolito)
- 1997
Italian Movie
4,7
- Lou Delgatto
- 1995
Coups de feu sur Broadway
7,4
- Waterfront Hood (as Lou Eppolito)
- 1994
Mortelle Cavale
5,4
- Raid Cop #1
- 1994
Ruby
5,5
- Detective Taylor
- 1992
Company Business
5,7
- Paco Gonzalez
- 1991
Dans la peau d'une blonde
5,8
- Al the Guard
- 1991
Predator 2
6,3
- Patrolman (as Lou Eppolito)
- 1990
Street Hunter
4,9
- Romano Guard Outside Coffin Factory (as Lou Eppolito)
- 1990
Les Affranchis
8,7
- Fat Andy
- 1990
Les anges de la nuit
7,2
- Borelli's Man
- 1990

Scénariste

Équipe de renfort

Anecdotes
Indicted in March 2005 with his retired NYPD partner Stephen Caracappa for providing information about key witnesses and confidential informants to the Lucchese crime family. They were also charged with carrying out mob murders and turning over individuals to the crime family's boss, Anthony Casso, who called Eppolito and Caracappa "my crystal ball." The two former cops were found guilty in April 2006. The conviction was overturned on a technicality, then reinstated on appeal in 2008. In 2009 he was sentenced to life plus 100 years in prison.