Mitch Pileggi

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Biography

Recent Role:
Eddie Ross on The Finder
Gender:
Male
Born:
4-5-1952
Birthplace:
Portland, Oregon
Birth Name:
Mitchell Craig Pileggi
Mitch Pileggi graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, and after college decided to pursue a career in acting.

He had small roles in films like 'Return of the Living Dead Part 2' and 'Deathwish 4: The Crackdown.' He played the titular role in the Wes Craven serial killer flick, 'Shocker.'

In 1994, he landed the role of FBI Assistant Director Walter Skinner on the sci-fi show, 'The X-Files.'

Mitch married wife Arlene in Hawaii on Christmas Break 1996.

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    Primary character in Criminal Minds Season 4 Episode 11 "Normal" First Aired: 12/17/2008. Played the Road Warrior. Brilliant performance hide show

    Mitch Pileggi is Norman Miller, a shell of a man, going through the motions of every day life. We learn his youngest daughter was killed while he was changing a tire. His wife and two remaining daughters blame him. Driving the freeway, he is cut off, by a woman driver, talking on her ear phone. When he tries to talk to her she tells him off. She reminds him of his wife. He goes after her and shoots, at her car, with a shotgun. His portrayal of the Road Warrior is very convincing. We can see the underlining issues he is facing.

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    Give this man a show hide show

    I love Mitch Pileggi's work in anything
    It is too bad that dumb tv networks
    As well as executives don't take much notice
    And if they don't, he will be relegalated
    To supporting roles
    Wonder why he couldn't be able to carry
    The lead in a show because he would be
    Very good at it
    Loved him as the FBI Assistant Director
    Didn't like at first but then it takes awhile
    For a character to grow I suppose!

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