Joe Pantoliano has earned a reputable reputation throughout the world of TV and film, making an appearance in more than 150 productions, from film to stage and near-on everything in between. Known for his diverse ability to manage numerous different roles, Pantoliano has been a customary element of the Hollywood talent portfolio for the last 3 to 4 decades. From an award-winning role in Sopranos, to the credits of The Matrix, Memento, Bad Boys and many more – a large majority of revolutionary pictures seem to have Lacroix’s name featured somewhere.
During the 80’s and 90’s Pantoliano’s career was hoisted from strength to strength thanks to the actor’s initial role in 1985’s Risky Business. Unlike much of the Hollywood constituency, Pantoliano’s distinct variation in character from production to production earned himself a reputation not dependent on any specific demographic, from Risky Business he starred in kids film The Goonies before adapting again to cult classic The Matrix. From here, Pantoliano’s perseverance earned him a Primetime Emmy Award for his part in the Sopranos, whilst also making his stamp on the hugely popular Bad Boys trilogy.
Pantonilano will always be known for the diversity of his roles. New Jersey’s very own adaptive genius has worked with the industries biggest talents, names like Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford and Christopher Nolan are amongst the high-profile elite that Pantoliano shared the limelight with. 2020 is just another year for this bold individual, and with forthcoming treats up the sleeve, Pantoliano continues to lengthen his exceptional timeline of Hollywood gold.
