Joe Pesci
American actor (born 1943) · United States · Actors
Joe Pesci is read about 5,667 times a day, in 67 languages.
A typical day, 30 days to 15 October 2026
The middle day of the days counted, so one week of news cannot move it. The line under it is the last 390 days, one point a day.
Something wrong?He's the wiry menace who made volatility an art form - the guy who could pivot from homicidal mobster to bumbling burglar and make both feel inevitable. Joe Pesci turned supporting roles into the scene everyone remembers.
A life in dates
Day of the FightFilm, Producer2023
BupkisSeries, Joe Larocca2022
Nothing ComparesFilm2019
The Movies That Made UsSeries
The IrishmanFilm, 2019Russell Bufalino2010
Love RanchFilm, Charlie Bontempo2005The Reichen ShowSeries1999
The DirectorsSeriesTough Guise: Violence, Media & the Crisis in MasculinityFilm1997
8 Heads in a Duffel BagFilm, Tommy1994
Jimmy HollywoodFilm, Jimmy Alto1993
Late Show with David LettermanSeries
A Bronx TaleFilm, 1993Carmine1991Academy Award for Best Supporting ActorAward
JFKFilm, 1991David Ferrie1989
Tales from the CryptSeries, Vic / Jack
Lethal Weapon 2Film, 1989Leo Getz1987
Man on FireFilm, David1985
Half NelsonSeries, Rocky Nelson1983
Easy MoneyFilm, Nicky Cerone1982
Late Night with David LettermanSeries1981BAFTA Award for Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film RolesAward1980
Raging BullFilm, Joey LaMotta1976
Family EnforcerFilm, Joe1975
Saturday Night LiveSeries1953
The OscarsSeries1943Born9 February 1943Also in Deutsch
Photos 4
Filmography 40
76 credits on file
Television 13
Awards
About this person
Born February 9, 1943, Joseph Frank Pesci became Martin Scorsese's go-to instrument for coiled danger, starting with Raging Bull in 1980. A decade later, Goodfellas gave him Tommy DeVito - the gangster whose casual brutality won him an Oscar - and cemented a run through Casino and eventually The Irishman in 2019. Between the Scorsese films, he proved range: the con in Once Upon a Time in America, the lawyer in My Cousin Vinny, the hapless crook in Home Alone, the wild card in Lethal Weapon. He retired in 1999, drifted back occasionally, and kept a side career as a singer across three albums. The through-line was always the same: you couldn't look away.
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