Joe Pantoliano

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Biography

You may not have heard of him, but the odds are that you have seen him. Joe Pantoliano has been credited for over 100…more

Born

9/12/1951, Hoboken, New Jersey, USA

Birth Name

Joseph Peter Pantoliano

Gender

Male

Credits

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  • Trivia

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    • Pantoliano is the president and founder of "No Kidding, Me Too!" After he had been diagnosed with clinical depression, Pantoliano founded this organization to help people who suffer from mental illness. There are numerous celebrities who support the organization and serve on the advisory board.
    • Pantoliano wrote a biography, Who's Sorry Now: The True Story of a Stand-Up Guy (2002, Dutton Books.)
    • Pantoliano is a member of the board for The Creative Coalition; it is a nonpartisan organization of entertainers that use their celebrity to inform the public of pressing issues.
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    • Pantoliano:(On the reasons he has shared story of mental illness) My reason? I see an injustice. And you can use celebrity, my celebrity, to shine a bright light. To bring this out of the shadows. Mental illness is the only illness where you get yelled at, get shamed, for having it. Shining a light is a way of obliterating that shame. And if I can be that light? Yeah.
    • Pantoliano: They say that politics is show business for ugly people.
    • Pantoliano: I liked Matrix Reloaded better than I liked the first one. I haven't seen Revolutions. I loved Cypher. He was very human. He was the one guy that doubted Morpheus, that doubted the real world. He was best served to go back into The Matrix and be a movie star and never know he was out of it. What a deal that would be!

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