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Rick Gianasi is known for Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. (1990), Mutant Hunt (1987) and Troma's Edge TV (2000).
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Apr 20, 1986 · To offset that, 24-year-old Ricardo (professionally called Rick) Gianasi of Fort Lee has been studying at the American Stanislavski Theatre in New York under Sonia Moore, who has been training...
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Rick Gianasi is an actor who played the holographic gigolo in the Star Trek: Voyager second season episode "Lifesigns". He took over this role from actor Luigi Amodeo who previously portrayed the gigolo in the first season episode "The Cloud". Gianasi filmed his scenes on Wednesday 3 January 1996 on Paramount Stage 16.
Among his acting resume are the films Bad Girls Dormitory (1986), Robot Holocaust (1986), Riot on 42nd St. (1987, with John Patrick Hayden), Mutant Hunt (1987), The Occultist (1987), Posed for Murder (1989), Escape from Safehaven (1989), the lead role in Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. (1991, with Louis Ortiz), Fatal Frames (1996), and Timequest (2002, with Vince Grant, Larry Drake, and Cynthia Blaise).
Gianasi also appeared in the television series Caroline in the City (1997), Felicity (1998, with Clay Wilcox, John Billingsley, and created by J.J. Abrams), and Troma's Edge TV (2000, with Stephen Blackehart).
He played himself in the segment "Commercial: Dr. Riker's Hair Lotion" in the film Sick-o-pathics (1996).
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Apr 21, 2022 · Actor Rick Gianasi discusses his experience working on Troma's Sgt Kabukiman NYPD with some behind the scenes info on particular scenes.
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Jun 1, 1988 · Rick Gianasi as Publius and Woody Sempliner as Aemilius are quite good in their small roles. An Inventory Of Horrors - TITUS ANDRONICUS, by William Shakespeare; directed by Timothy W. Oman; set...
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Mar 2, 1991 · Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D.: Directed by Michael Herz, Lloyd Kaufman. With Rick Gianasi, Susan Byun, Bill Weeden, Thomas Crnkovich. A streetwise New York police officer transforms into the world's most unusual superhuman hero.
