Richard Bright
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Richard J. Bright (June 28, 1937 – February 18, 2006) was an American actor best known for his role as Al Neri in the The Godfather films. Description above from the Wikipedia article Richard Bright, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Movies (36)
Day On Fire
as Homeless Man
2006
Dead Dog
as Cunningham
2001
Trigger Happy
as Quigley
2001
The Photographer
as Drunk in Bar
2000
Broke Even
as Lazarus
2000
Pictures of Baby Jane Doe
as Rudy
1999
Joe the King
as Roy
1999
Jaded
as Zack Brown
1998
All Revved Up
as Louis
1998
Anima
as Tommy
1998
Night Falls on Manhattan
as 64 Precinct Lieutenant
1997
Calm at Sunset
as Pittsley
1996
Beautiful Girls
as Dick Conway
1996
Who Do I Gotta Kill?
as Belcher
1994
The Ref
as Murray
1994
Who's the Man?
as Demetrius
1993
The Godfather Part III
as Al Neri
1990
The Ambulance
as McClosky
1990
Ghoul School
as Principal Kaplan (as Eddie Gambino)
1990
An Empire of Reason
as Donahue Audience Member
1988
The Verne Miller Story
as Adam Richetti
1988
Red Heat
as Sgt. Gallagher
1988
Time Out
as Sherif
1988
Brighton Beach Memoirs
as Recruiting Sergeant
1986
The Penalty Phase
as Judge Von Karman
1986
There Must Be a Pony
as The Detective
1986
High School Narc
as Dave
1985
Brass
as Philip Stack
1985
Cut and Run
as Bob Allo
1985
Crimewave
as Officer Brennan
1985
Once Upon a Time in America
as Chicken Joe
1984
Two of a Kind
as Stuart
1983
Vigilante
as Burke
1983
Girls Nite Out
as Detective Greenspan
1982
Sizzle
as Corky
1981
The Godfather: The Complete Epic 1901–1959
as Al Neri
1981
TV Shows (14)
The Jury
2004
Law & Order: Criminal Intent
as Frank Lowell
2001
100 Centre Street
2001
Third Watch
as Drunk
1999
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
as Robert Sawyer
1999
The Sopranos
as Frank Crisci
1999
Oz
as Detective Robert Stransky
1997
Law & Order
as Albert Boxer
1990
Jake and the Fatman
1987
Houston Knights
1987
The Equalizer
as Vegas
1985
Fame
1982
Falcon Crest
1981
Hill Street Blues
as Stubby
1981