Tony Amendola

Tony Amendola and Judith Marx narrated a book together named An Unfinished Life by Mark Spragg.

Tony Amendola wears a necklace called the Crossing Key or the Key of Creativity through Challenge. He got the necklace in 2000 at the BOBW convention in Sydney, Australia.

Tony Amendola's first job out of university was in a film archive in New York.

Tony Amendola started working at the age of seven; he delivered newspapers.

He first appeared in the Stargate SG-1 episode "Bloodlines".

Tony's favorite play is Taming of the Shrew, and his favorite Stargate SG-1 episode is "Threshold."

Tony attended Southern Connecticut State University where he apparently had no intention of becoming an actor, but happened to get and audition anyway.

Tony was in the movies Three of Hearts (1993) as Harvey, and Lone Star (1996) as Chucho Montoya.

Tony was in the movie Maxie (1985) as a Street Bum, he was also in the movie Wildfire (1988) as the Lieutenant, and he was also in the movie The Borrower (1991) as Dr. Cheever.

Tony's list of plays he has done includes: Glengarry Glen Ross (2001), Waiting for Godot (2000), The Song that Killed the Snake (2003), Cyrano (2002), Gariot (2001), Pera Palas(2003), Hamlet (2004), American Buffalo (2004), and The Plot to Overthrow Christmas (2004).

Some of the plays that Tony has done are: Savages (1981), Chekov in Yalta (1982), A Lesson from Aloes (1983), American Buffalo (1983), Merchant of Venice (1984), The Belly of the Beast (1985), Playboy of the Western World (1985), The Temptest (1986), and The Doctor's Dilemma (1986-1987).

Tony was the Executive Producer in the movie Claretta (1984).

Tony has a passion for studying languages, and loves to cook as well.

Tony avidly practices yoga.

Tony was in the movie Wishman (1991) as Grodnik.

Tony was in the movie Chameleon (1995) as Alberto Cortessi.

Tony was in the movie Crazy in Alabama (1999) as a Casino Boss.

Tony was in the movie Cradle Will Rock (1999) as Carl Jasper.

Tony was in the movie Blow (2001) as Sanchez.

Tony was in the movie Megiddo: The Omega Code 2 (2001) as Father Tirmaco.

Tony was in the movie Forbidden Warrior (2004) as Ajis-Aka.

Tony was in the movie One More Round (2005) as Slick Sal.

He speaks Spanish and Italian.

He is married to Judith Marx.

He is 5' 11" (1.80 m).

He appeared in the movie: The Legend of Zorro as the teacher of El Zorro's son, Father Quintero.

In 1990 Tony became a member of a pilot study group called the Antaeus Project. They, with the help of the Mark Taper Forum, decided to explore the possibilities of creating a classical ensemble in Los Angeles. Thus the Antaeus Company was born. To this day Tony still has an active part in the company's growth.