
Richard Bright
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- June 28, 1937
- Died
- February 18, 2006 (aged 68)
- Birthplace
- Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Richard J. Bright (June 28, 1937 – February 18, 2006) was an American actor best known for his role as Al Neri in the The Godfather films. Description above from the Wikipedia article Richard Bright, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Filmography

Day On Fire
Movie · as Homeless Man

The Jury
TV · 1 ep

Dead Dog
Movie · as Cunningham

Trigger Happy
Movie · as Quigley

Law & Order: Criminal Intent
TV · as Frank Lowell · 1 ep

100 Centre Street
TV · 2 eps

The Photographer
Movie · as Drunk in Bar

Broke Even
Movie · as Lazarus

Joe the King
Movie · as Roy

Pictures of Baby Jane Doe
Movie · as Rudy

Third Watch
TV · as Drunk · 2 eps

The Sopranos
TV · as Frank Crisci · 1 ep

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
TV · as Robert Sawyer · 1 ep

All Revved Up
Movie · as Louis
Anima
Movie · as Tommy

Jaded
Movie · as Zack Brown

Night Falls on Manhattan
Movie · as 64 Precinct Lieutenant

Oz
TV · as Detective Robert Stransky · 1 ep

Calm at Sunset
Movie · as Pittsley

Beautiful Girls
Movie · as Dick Conway

Sweet Nothing
Movie · as Jack the Cop

Who Do I Gotta Kill?
Movie · as Belcher

The Ref
Movie · as Murray

Who's the Man?
Movie · as Demetrius

The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980
Movie · as Al Neri

The Godfather Part III
Movie · as Al Neri

The Ambulance
Movie · as McClosky

Ghoul School
Movie · as Principal Kaplan (as Eddie Gambino)

Law & Order
TV · as Albert Boxer, Mr. Quinn, Victim's Former Police Captain, Dru Hunt · 1 ep

Time Out
Movie · as Sherif

The Verne Miller Story
Movie · as Adam Richetti

An Empire of Reason
Movie · as Donahue Audience Member

Red Heat
Movie · as Sgt. Gallagher

Houston Knights
TV · 3 eps

Jake and the Fatman
TV · 1 ep

Brighton Beach Memoirs
Movie · as Recruiting Sergeant

There Must Be a Pony
Movie · as The Detective

The Penalty Phase
Movie · as Judge Von Karman

Crimewave
Movie · as Officer Brennan

Cut and Run
Movie · as Bob Allo

High School Narc
Movie · as Dave

Brass
Movie · as Philip Stack

The Equalizer
TV · as Vegas, Gropman · 1 ep

Once Upon a Time in America
Movie · as Chicken Joe

Vigilante
Movie · as Burke

Two of a Kind
Movie · as Stuart

Girls Nite Out
Movie · as Detective Greenspan

Fame
TV · 1 ep

Sizzle
Movie · as Corky

Falcon Crest
TV · 1 ep

Hill Street Blues
TV · as Stubby · 1 ep

The Idolmaker
Movie · as Uncle Tony
Skag
TV · 2 eps

Hair
Movie · as Fenton

From Here to Eternity
TV · as Sgt. Doehm · 3 eps

On the Yard
Movie · as Nunn

Cops and Robin
Movie · as Lt. Dan Morgan

Looking for Mr. Goodbar
Movie · as George

Citizens Band
Movie · as Smilin' Jack

Mario Puzo's The Godfather: The Complete Novel for Television
TV · as Al Neri · 4 eps

Marathon Man
Movie · as Karl

Delvecchio
TV · 1 ep

Rancho Deluxe
Movie · as Burt

The Godfather Part II
Movie · as Al Neri

The Gun
Movie · as Gil Strauss

Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
Movie · as Bar Patron (uncredited)

The Sugarland Express
Movie · as Marvin Dybala (uncredited)

Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid
Movie · as Holly

The Connection
Movie · as BeeJay

The Getaway
Movie · as The Thief

The Godfather
Movie · as Neri

The Panic in Needle Park
Movie · as Hank

A Death of Innocence
Movie · as Johnny Rekko

Freedom to Love
Movie · as Billy the Kid

Lions Love
Movie · as Billy the Kid in The Beard

Coronet Blue
TV · as Harry · 1 ep

The Defenders
TV · as Phil Macy · 1 ep

Odds Against Tomorrow
Movie · as Coco

Studio One
TV · as Ditch · 1 ep