Cast
Philip Bosco
Acting
Cast
Philip Bosco
Known for
Acting
Born
1930-09-26
From
Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
Died
2018-12-03
Also known as فیلیپ باسکو
Biography
Philip Michael Bosco (September 26, 1930 – December 3, 2018) was an American actor. He was known for his Tony Award-winning performance as Saunders in the 1989 Broadway production of Lend Me a Tenor, and for his starring roles in many movies like My Best Friend's Wedding, The Savages and The First Wives Club.
★7.2
MOVIE1983
Trading Places
as Doctor
★7.3
MOVIE1997
Deconstructing Harry
as Professor Clark
★6.6
MOVIE2005
Hitch
as Mr. O'Brian
★6.6
MOVIE1997
My Best Friend's Wedding
as Walter Wallace
★6.5
MOVIE1995
It Takes Two
as Vincenzo
★6.7
MOVIE1996
The First Wives Club
as Uncle Carmine Morelli
★6.5
MOVIE1986
The Money Pit
as Curly
★6.6
MOVIE1988
Working Girl
as Oren Trask
★6.3
MOVIE2001
Kate & Leopold
as Otis
★6.0
MOVIE2000
Shaft
as Walter Wade Senior
★5.2
MOVIE1998
Carriers
as Colonel John O. Bailey
★6.5
MOVIE1994
Milk Money
as Jerry the Pope
★5.2
MOVIE2006
Freedomland
as Priest
★6.2
MOVIE1987
3 Men and a Baby
as Det. Sgt. Melkowitz
★6.3
MOVIE1997
Critical Care
as Dr. Hofstader
★5.8
MOVIE1990
Blue Steel
as Frank Turner
★6.7
MOVIE1990
Quick Change
as Bus Driver
★6.9
MOVIE1994
Nobody's Fool
as Judge Flatt
★7.1
MOVIE2002
Mark Twain
as (voice)
★6.1
MOVIE1994
Against the Wall
as Oswald
★4.8
MOVIE1968
A Lovely Way to Die
as Fuller
★6.1
MOVIE1989
The Dream Team
as O'Malley
★6.9
MOVIE1986
Children of a Lesser God
as Dr. Curtis Franklin
★8.0
MOVIE1991
Coney Island
as Narrator (voice)
★6.8
MOVIE2000
Wonder Boys
as Emily's Father
★6.9
MOVIE2007
The Savages
as Lenny Savage
★6.7
MOVIE1991
Shadows and Fog
as Mr. Paulsen
★5.2
MOVIE1999
Bonanno: A Godfather's Story
as Steve Maggadino Sr.
★5.8
MOVIE1994
Angie
as Frank Scacciapensieri
★6.8
MOVIE1988
Another Woman
as Sam
★4.9
MOVIE2002
Abandon
as Professor Jergensen
★6.6
MOVIE1987
Suspect
as Paul Gray
★6.4
MOVIE1985
Heaven Help Us
as Brother Paul
★6.0
MOVIE1992
Straight Talk
as Gene Perlman
★6.8
MOVIE1992
Music for the Movies: Bernard Herrmann
as Narrator
★7.7
MOVIE2003
Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip
as Other Voices (voice)
★6.3
MOVIE1984
The Pope of Greenwich Village
as Paulie's Father
★6.3
MOVIE1991
F/X2
as Lt. Ray Silak, NYPD
★8.0
MOVIE1988
Internal Affairs
as John Wycoff
★7.8
MOVIE1997
Moon Over Broadway
as Self
★6.2
MOVIE1991
True Colors
as Sen. Frank Steubens
★5.4
MOVIE2001
No Ordinary Baby
as Dr. Ed Walden
★3.7
MOVIE1994
The Forget-Me-Not Murders
as Chief
★6.0
MOVIE2000
Cupid & Cate
as Dominic DeAngelo
★5.9
MOVIE1994
Safe Passage
as Mort
MOVIE2006
The Best of The Tony Awards: The Plays
as Saunders (segment "Lend Me a Tenor")
★5.0
MOVIE1998
Twelfth Night
as Malvolio
★7.2
MOVIE2004
Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson
as Other Voices (voice)
★9.0
MOVIE2010
Into the Deep: America, Whaling & The World
as (voice)
★5.8
MOVIE1986
Rage of Angels: The Story Continues
as Thomas Colfax
★7.3
MOVIE1992
Lincoln
as Frederick Seward (voice)
★8.0
MOVIE1991
The Return of Eliot Ness
as Art Malto
★7.5
MOVIE1987
Echoes in the Darkness
as Judge Garb
★7.0
MOVIE1990
Murder in Black and White
as Wycoff
★6.3
MOVIE1971
Hogan's Goat
as Father Coyne
★10.0
MOVIE1966
An Enemy of the People
MOVIE1990
The Crash of 1929
as Narrator
★7.5
MOVIE1992
Diego Rivera: I Paint What I See
as Bertram Wolfe
★6.0
MOVIE1986
Liberty
as Boss William Tweed
★10.0
MOVIE1985
Flanagan
as James Flanagan
★3.3
MOVIE1994
Janek: The Silent Betrayal
as Chief Wycoff
★8.0
MOVIE2000
Borough of Kings
as Uncle Chicky
MOVIE2009
When the Evening Comes
as Martin Corrado
★10.0
MOVIE1995
Young at Heart
as Patsy
★8.0
MOVIE1989
The Luckiest Man in the World
as Sam Posner
MOVIE1987
Read Between The Lines
as Grandfather
★9.0
MOVIE1989
The Wilderness Idea: John Muir, Gifford Pinchot, and the First Great Battle for Wilderness
as Gifford Pinchot (Voice)