Joe Viterelli(1937-2004)

Actor

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Joe Viterelli

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Analyze That (2002)

Joe Viterelli was born on 10 March 1937 in The Bronx, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Bullets Over Broadway (1994), Analyze This (1999) and Analyze That (2002). He was married to Catherine Brennan. He died on 28 January 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Known for

John Cusack, Jennifer Tilly, Chazz Palminteri, and Dianne Wiest in Bullets Over Broadway (1994)

Bullets Over Broadway

7.4

Nick Valenti

1994

Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal in Analyze This (1999)

6.7

Jelly

1999

Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal in Analyze That (2002)

5.9

Jelly

2002

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Vanessa Williams in Eraser (1996)

6.2

Tony

1996

Credits

Actor

Analyze That
5.9
- Jelly
- 2002
Serving Sara
5.3
- Fat Charlie
- 2002
Donzi: The Legend
6.9
- Jack Kramer
- 2001
Shallow Hal
6.0
- Steve Shanahan
- 2001
The Cure for Boredom
5.7
- Fat Tony Ragoni
- 2001
Italian Ties
6.5
- Charlie
- 2001
See Spot Run
5.4
- Gino
- 2001
Wannabes
5.7
- Santo
- 2000
The Strip
8.1
TV Series
- Cameron Greene
- 1999–2000
A Walk in the Park
5.8
- Mr. Costello
- 1999
Mickey Blue Eyes
5.9
- Vinnie D'Agostino
- 1999
Facade
4.5
- Max
- 1999
Hitman's Run
4.3
- Jimmy
- Howard Sussman (uncredited)
- 1999
Analyze This
6.7
- Jelly
- 1999
Mafia!
5.6
- Dominick Clamato
- 1998

Videos6

Bullets Over Broadway

Bullets Over Broadway

Shallow Hal

Shallow Hal

See Spot Run

Shallow Hal

See Spot Run

Analyze That

Personal details

Alternative name
- Johnny Viterelli
Height
- 5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
Born
- March 10, 1937
- The Bronx, New York, USA
Died
- January 28, 2004
- Las Vegas, Nevada, USA(stomach hemorrhage)
Spouse
- Catherine Brennan1960 - January 28, 2004 (his death, 5 children)
Other works
TV commercial for Staples (premiered on Super Bowl Sunday) (2004)

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Trivia
Was last seen in a 2004 Super Bowl commercial for Staples, in which he portrayed his mafia-esque trademark. He died just days before it aired.

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