Anthony Crivello (born August 2, 1955) is an American actor who has appeared in the original cast of several Broadway shows, including ''

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'', '' Kiss of the Spider Woman'', '' Golden Boy'', '' Marie Christine'', and '' The News''. In 1993, he won the

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for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his performance as Valentin in '' Kiss of the Spider Woman''.

Early life

Crivello was born in

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, the son of Josephine (

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Mussomeli) and Vincent J. Crivello. He graduated from Saint Thomas More High School in 1973 and was inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame in 1995. In the Milwaukee area, he appeared in productions at Sunset Playhouse directed by Alan Furlan. He married actress Dori Rosenthal on May 14, 2005, and they have two children together.

Career

Crivello is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America and the Writers Guild of America. He is a lifetime member of the Actors Studio (NYC/LA). His former acting teachers include: Tony Greco,

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, Harvey Keitel,

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as well as Michael Howard, Terry Schreiber and Mary H. Strong. His vocal coach for over thirty years is Anne Perillo/

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. He studied comic improv with

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at the famed

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in Chicago. Crivello is an Honored Member of Marquette University's Century of Scholarship. He was the recipient of Marquette University's College of Speech & Communications distinguished 2003 Communicator of the Year Award. He is listed in Who's Who in America, and is an outstanding member of the Saint Thomas More High School Alumni Hall of Fame. He was inducted into the Marquette University Hall of Fame with his likeness on a plaque at Johnston Hall in the

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on the campus of

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. A caricature of his likeness can be found on the walls of the famed Sardi's Restaurant in New York City. He has the honor of being subject matter for the ''

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'' caricature artist

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four times. In 2008, Crivello was the host of his own radio show on FOX SPORTS/ 920 AM Las Vegas called ''Tony Crivello and The Sicilians''. Mr. Crivello has also moonlighted as a ring announcer & commentator for ESPN2's Kickboxing Championships, and owns stock with the NFL's

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. He is currently writing a one-man play ''The King Of Sicily''.

Theater

In 1979, Crivello originated the role of "Felix 'The Filth Fiend' Linder" in the original cast of

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' ''

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'' at Chicago's Forum Theater. He was then cast in the 2nd National Touring company of '' Evita'' by director Harold Prince in 1980, receiving glowing reviews for his performance as Che. Subsequently, he made his Broadway debut as a replacement for

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in the original Broadway production of ''Evita'' in 1981, taking over the starring role of "Che" for which he also received critical praise. Shortly thereafter, he appeared Off-Broadway in Wendy Kesselman's ''The Juniper Tree'' as well as The Lincoln Center production of Shakespeare's ''

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'' directed by Mark Lamos. He then appeared in the Broadway musical '' The News'' as "the Killer". He was an original Broadway cast member of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg's ''

'' for directors

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and John Caird and producer Cameron Mackintosh, first as Grantaire, and ten months later taking over the leading role of Javert. (He would later play Grantaire once again in a special tenth-anniversary concert at the Royal Albert Hall.) He continued his prominence in leading roles on Broadway as "Valentin" in the

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Terrence McNally musical ''Kiss of the Spider Woman'' in 1993 directed by

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, for which he was nominated for a

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while in try-outs in Toronto. Crivello then won Broadway's 1993

as "Best Featured Actor in a Musical." In 1999, he starred opposite

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's '' Marie Christine'' directed by Graciela Daniele at The Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater. Two years later, he received a Los Angeles Ovation Award nomination, a Garland Award nomination, a Robby Award nomination, and a L.A. Drama Critics Award nomination for "Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actor in a Musical" for '' Do I Hear a Waltz?'' at the Pasadena Playhouse directed by David Lee. He starred in the Goodman Theater of Chicago production of ''The House Of Martin Guerre'' for which he received Chicago's Joseph Jefferson Award for his portrayal of

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. In August 2005, he appeared at the La Jolla Playhouse in

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in a workshop production of '' Zhivago'', a musicalization of the Boris Pasternak novel by

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and Lucy Simon, and directed by Des McAnuff. He starred in the Steve Martin adaptation of '' The Underpants'' at the Geffen Playhouse, directed by John Rando, as well as

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' adaptation of ''

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'' for the Chicago Shakespeare Theater directed by Gary Griffin for which he received his second Joseph Jefferson Award nomination. He starred in the John Caird and Paul Gordon musical ''

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,'' first in 1994 in development in Wichita, KS and then in the 1996 Toronto production for which he received a second

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nomination in Canada for his portrayal of Edward Fairfax Rochester. In 2006, he was cast by director

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as one of two actors rotating in the title role in the

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production of ''

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''. Subsequently, he was cast as the sole actor playing the Phantom. Closing in September 2012, he appeared in over 2,400 performances. He starred in the Lincoln Center 75th Anniversary revival of Clifford Odets' '' Golden Boy'' at the

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in New York City, produced by Lincoln Center Theater in 2012–2013, with a star studded cast which included

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, and

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, Michael Aronov and directed by

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. In 2014, he starred in the Kevin Murphy / Laurence O'Keefe cult hit ''

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'' in New York at New World Stages, and directed by

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. In 2015 and 2016, Crivello starred in producer

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's production of ''Louis and Keely Live at the Sahara'' directed by

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, and written by Hackford, Vanessa Claire Stewart and Jake Broder. The musical was performed at the Royal George Theatre in Chicago, as well as the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. Stewart played the role of

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to Crivello's 'Las Vegas Lounge Legend'

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. He received his third Joseph Jefferson Award nomination for his performance in 2015. In 2017, Crivello portrayed the late

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broadcaster

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in the

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one man play '' McGuire'', written by HOF broadcaster

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. Crivello received critical praise for his work in the show and won the 2017 Wisconsin Footlights Award for "Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play". A five-minute presentation of ''McGuire'' was presented at the 2017 Wisconsin Sports Awards on May 20, 2017, at the University Of Wisconsin Field House. Crivello reprised his award winning performance in "Mcguire" in a relaunched new touring production in 2022 at Milwaukee's ''Next Act Theatre'', produced by ''Bob Rech'' and ''Rech Entertainment''. In 2019, Crivello portrayed "The Old Man" Santiago in

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's ''

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'', adapted for the stage by A. E. Hotchner and Tim Hotchner, presented at the

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on the campus of

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, directed by Ronald Allan-Lindblom and produced by RWS Entertainment Group of New York City/Long Island City, receiving critical praise for his work. In 2019, Crivello made his Hollywood Bowl debut as "The Mysterious Man" in a star studded cast in Stephen Sondheim's "Into The Woods" directed by Robert Longbottom. He has also performed comic improv Off-Broadway and is a resident company alumni of

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in New York City.

Television and film

Crivello started his feature film work co-starring in two films: ''

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'' opposite Paul Hogan in 1988, and '' Shakedown'' opposite

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. He then starred in director Janet Greek's MGM film '' Spellbinder'' opposite

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and

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. He was featured in director

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's comedy ''

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'' opposite

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in 1989. Crivello has also appeared in the

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film comedy ''

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'' opposite Sofia Milos and Jason Fuchs (1998), '' Texas Rangers'' (2001) opposite

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, director

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's ''

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'' (2006) opposite Hilary and Haylie Duff, ''

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'', and ''

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'' opposite

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(2007). In 1992, Crivello appeared in the short film '' The Bet'' for director Ted Demme. Crivello has also starred in the independent short films ''Petal Of A Rose'', ''Henry Toy'' for director Anthony Engelken in 2014, and received critical praise for his work as "Boonie" in director Taryn Kosviner's NYShorts Festival's ''The Mark'' in 2016. In 2016, he starred in the Hallmark Television movie ''Emma's Chance'' opposite

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and

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. Director John Gray had him starring in his television movie ''The Lost Capone'' opposite

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and

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. In 1995 he starred in ''Dillinger and Capone'' opposite

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and

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, and '' Monster Mash: The Movie'' for directors Joel Cohen and Alex Sokolow. He also appeared in Dominic Dunne's ''919 Fifth Avenue''. 1996 he followed with '' Alien Avengers'' opposite

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. In 2000, he was featured in the ''Wonderful World Of Disney'' made-for-television musical ''

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'' opposite

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and

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. In 1988, Crivello guest starred as Miguel Carrera in ''

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'' directed by

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. Crivello has guest starred on the science fiction television series '' Star Trek: Voyager'', ''

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'', and ''

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''. He also co-starred in director Ron Krauss's

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film ''

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'' opposite

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. He has appeared in numerous sitcoms, including ''

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'' opposite

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Stage appearances

* 1979–80 – ''

'' Forum Theatre, Chicago * 1981–83 – (Broadway debut) Che, '' Evita'' (musical), Broadway Theatre, New York City, 1981–83 * 1983 – ''The Juniper Tree'' St. Clement's Theatre * 1985 – ''The News'',

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, New York City, The Killer * 1985 – ''Three Guys Naked from the Waist Down''; (workshop) prior to Minetta Lane Theatre; NYC * 1987–89 – ''

'' –

Broadway Theatre (53rd Street) The Broadway Theatre (formerly Universal's Colony Theatre, B.S. Moss's Broadway Theatre, Earl Carroll's Broadway Theatre, and Ciné Roma) is a Broadway theater at 1681 Broadway (near 53rd Street) in the Theater District of Midtown Manhattan ...

; Original Grantaire/Bamatabois and later Javert * 1989 – Father Thomas/Barnardine, ''

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'', Vivian Beaumont Theater, Lincoln Center, New York City * 1992–95 – Valentin, ''Kiss of the Spider Woman'', Canadian production, London West End, Broadhurst Theatre, NYC * 1995 – Father Ladislao Gutierrez, ''Camila'', Theatre at St. Paul's, New York City * 1995 – '' Les Misérables: The Dream Cast in Concert'': Live from

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, London; Grantaire * 1995 – ''

Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune ''Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune'' is a two-character play by Terrence McNally that was first performed off-Broadway in 1987. Plot The play focuses on two lonely, middle-aged people whose first date ends with their tumbling into bed. The ...

'', Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Milwaukee, WI * 1996 – ''The House of Martin Guerre'', Goodman Theater, Chicago 1996 * 1994–96 – Rochester, ''Jane Eyre'', Wichita, KS. 1994, Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1996 * 1999–2000 – '' Marie Christine'', Vivian Beaumont Theater,

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, New York City * 2000 – ''Expecting Isabel'', Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles * 2001 – '' Do I Hear a Waltz?'', Pasadena Playhouse, Pasadena, CA * 2003 – ''Romantique'', American Repertory Theater, Loeb Drama Center, Cambridge, MA * 2003 – ''

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'' (concert performance), Freud Playhouse, University of California, Los Angeles, 2003 * 2004 – '' Kismet'' (musical), Freud Playhouse, UCLA; LA * 2004 – '' The Underpants'', Geffen Playhouse, Los Angeles * 2005 – ''Zhivago'' (musical), Sheila and Hughes Potiker Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse * 2006 – ''

'', Chicago Shakespeare Theater * 2006–12 – ''The Phantom of the Opera'' Las Vegas Spectacular, ''

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* 2012–13 – ''Golden Boy'' –

, New York City * 2014 – '' Heathers: The Musical''; Off Broadway original cast, 2014 * 2015–16 – ''Louis and Keely Live at the Sahara'', Royal George Theatre, Chicago and

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* 2017 – ''McGuire'',

, Milwaukee, Al McGuire * 2019 – ''

'' (stage adaptation), Pittsburgh Playhouse, Santiago *2019 - ''

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'',

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, The Mysterious Man * 2022 - ''McGuire'', Next Act Theatre, Milwaukee, Al McGuire

Discography

* ''Phantom: The Las Vegas Spectacular (The Phantom Of The Opera)'' * '' Kiss of the Spider Woman'' (Original Broadway Cast) * '' Marie Christine'' (Original Broadway Cast) * ''

'' (Toronto,Canada – Original Cast) * ''

'' (Original Broadway Cast) * ''Les Miserables – 10th Anniversary 'The Dream Cast' in Concert-live from Royal Albert Hall, London'' * '' Do I Hear a Waltz?'' ( Pasadena Playhouse) * '' Heathers: The Musical'' (Original Off-Broadway Cast) * ''Cabaret Noel: A Broadway Cares Christmas'' * ''Living Water: Wasser Fur Die Welt'' (Germany) * ''Andreas Vollenweider's Dancing With The Lion'' (Guest Artist) * ''Lucid Structure: Measures'' (vocals on "Village of Sand") * ''The Prince of Egypt'' – ''Playing with the Big Boys'' Demo (with Stephen Schwartz) 1998 * ''Cry To Heaven'' by Matthew Wilder – Demo * ''Lucky Lucy and The Fortune Man'' by Corinna Manetto and Ronald Bazarini – Demo * "Love Is Worth It If Together We've Cried" co-written with Eric Allaman, from the soundtrack from the film "Midnight Blue" * ''"Ave Maria"'' from the soundtrack for the film ''The Glass Jar'' * ''Night Of A Thousand Voices, A Tribute to John Kander and Fred Ebb – Live from Royal Albert Hall, London, 2007'' * ''The News'' by Paul Schierhorn – Demo * ''Deep Song'' – music by Mchael Moricz, lyrics by Eduardo Machado and Michael Moricz Demo * ''Wake Up'' – Music by Eric Allaman Demo * '' Kiss of the Spider Woman (Original Toronto Cast Press Demo)''

Filmography

* 1979: ''

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'' * 1988: ''

'' * 1988: '' Shakedown'' * 1988: '' Spellbinder'' * 1989: ''

'' * 1990: ''The Lost Capone'' * 1992: '' The Bet'' * 1995: '' Dillinger and Capone'' * 1995: '' Monster Mash: The Movie'' * 1996: '' Alien Avengers'' * 1996: ''

'' * 1997: '' Twisted'' * 1998: ''

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'' * 2001: '' Texas Rangers'' * 2003: ''

'' * 2006: ''

'' * 2014: ''Henry Toy'' (short) * 2016: ''Emma's Chance'' * 2016: ''The Mark'' (short) * 2021: '' Black Easter'' * 2022: '' Children of God''

Television

* 1988 – Miguel Carrera, "Hostile Takeover," ''

’’, NBC * 1990 – Celine, "Prisoner of Love," ''

'', NBC, 1990 * 1990 – Johnny Dee, ''

'', ABC * 1995 – ''919 Fifth Avenue'' (also known as ''Dominick Dunne's 919 Fifth Avenue'') * 1996 – Adin, "Warlord," '' Star Trek: Voyager'', UPN * 1996 – Grantaire, '' Les Misérables: The Dream Cast in Concert'' – Live from London's

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PBS * 1997 – Linder, "Everything to Fear," ''

'' * 1998 – John, "No Compromises," ''

'' * 1998 – Maxwell, "The Maid," ''

'', NBC * 2000 – Reverend Burns, "Just Another Normal Christmas," '' Normal, Ohio'',

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* 2002 – Band leader, "Love Is the Key," ''

'', NBC * 2003 – "Strangled," ''

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'', NBC * 2003 – Maitre d', "The Placeholder," ''

'', NBC * 2005 – Ringmaster, "Blood, Sweat, and Tears," ''

CSI: NY ''CSI: NY'' (''Crime Scene Investigation: New York'', stylized as ''CSI: NY/Crime Scene Investigation'') is an American police procedural television series that ran on CBS from September 22, 2004, to February 22, 2013, for a total of nine season ...

'', CBS * 2013 – Stage Hand, ''

'' HBO * 2015 – Valentin, ''

'' ''Kiss of the Spider Woman'', PBS – ''

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: A Lot of Livin' to Do'' (2015) * 2017 –

, ''Feud'': ''Bette and Joan''; FX * 2022 - Sebastian, “Streak Life,” '' Pretty Freekin Scary'', Disney

Other work

Voice overs

*Nobody Studios/Promotional-Parentipity *Crazy Ex-Girfriend/Looping-CW Network *Mistresses/Looping-ABC *Nascar/VO / TV Spot-NBC *The Black List (Promo)-NBC *Domino's/"Braveheart" Manager *Atlantic Bell Telephone/Pizza Restaurant Owner

Video games

*''Witches''/Formosa Interactive *''Midnight''/Formosa Interactive *Ubisoft/Company CEO 'Tony'/Ubisoft *''Hot Shots Golf Fore!''/SONY PlayStation

Commercials

*Peugeot (UK/Europe)/Principal Performer *Silo Audio/Video NYC *Cherry 7-up /Leo Burnett *Security Force/ "Monsters"/Frankenstein *FIAT 500 "Tony Fixes It" SUV 2015 /Tony *FIAT / Various TV- Internet/ Funny or Die *FIAT 500 "Tony Fixes It" SEDAN 2015 /Tony *FIAT / Various TV- Internet/ Funny or Die

Audio books

* ''Calvin The Christmas Tree'' * ''Christmas Is'' * ''Christmas Is Special Things'' * ''Grandma's Spooky House'' * ''Winston Has Lunch''

References

External links

* *
darkestnight: the works of Alain Boubil & Claude-Michel Schönberg''BroadwayWorld.com'' interview with Anthony Crivello, June 23, 2007
* {{DEFAULTSORT:Crivello, Anthony 1955 births Living people Male actors from Milwaukee American male film actors American male musical theatre actors American male voice actors Marquette University alumni Tony Award winners 20th-century American male actors 21st-century American male actors 20th-century American male singers 21st-century American male singers