Larry Romano

Larry Romano’s early career was distinguished by the successful production of his debut play, ‘We ain’t kids no more,’ which was staged in both New York City and Los Angeles. Having earned his Screen Actors Guild (SAG) card on Ridley Scott’s ‘Black Rain,’ Romano quickly established himself as a versatile actor. He gained significant recognition for his recurring roles as Richie Catena and Marino’s Underling in ‘NYPD Blue’ (1993-1994) and as Richie Iannucci in ‘The King of Queens’ (1998-2001), showcasing his talent across popular television series. Romano’s film career flourished with roles in major productions, including ‘Lock Up’ (1989) alongside Sylvester Stallone, ‘City Hall’ (1996), and a significant turn in ‘Donnie Brasco’ (1997) where he worked with Al Pacino and Johnny Depp under director Mike Newell.

In 2024, Romano is actively involved in the production of ‘Saturday in the Park,’ serving as both writer and producer on the film adaptation of his stage play, and preparing to direct the feature. This project underscores his comprehensive engagement across acting, writing, producing, and directing, showcasing his enduring commitment to storytelling and diverse artistic expression within the entertainment industry.