Rick Pasqualone

Rick Pasqualone has established a diverse career across acting, voice-over, and music composition, lending his talents to theater, film, television, and video games. After his professional breakthrough as Tony in the Off-Broadway production Tony N’ Tina’s Wedding, Rick Pasqualone transitioned into film and television, making his film debut in Tales of Erotica in 1996. He then returned to Broadway, starring in Neil Simon’s comedy Proposals, showcasing his versatility across different acting mediums and establishing a robust foundation for his subsequent work. Pasqualone has since built a diverse career spanning acting, voice-over, and music composition, lending his talents to numerous productions across theater, film, television, and video games.

Pasqualone developed a significant career as a voice actor, contributing to hundreds of commercials and prominent video game franchises. His distinctive voice work began with roles such as Aldo Trapani in The Godfather II in 2009, followed by his acclaimed portrayal of Vito Scaletta, protagonist of the Mafia video game series, starting with Mafia II in 2010 and continuing in Mafia III (2016) and Mafia: Definitive Edition (2020). He also originated the voice of Doctor Strange in various Marvel media, beginning with Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds in 2011, and reprised the role in Marvel’s Midnight Suns (2022).

In film, he appeared as a Singer in David Fincher’s Oscar-winning Mank (2020). Pasqualone’s versatility continues into 2024, with his upcoming voice role as Caine in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, underscoring a multifaceted professional journey marked by consistent high-profile work across diverse fields.