Danny Nucci's guest appearances

Danny Nucci

On Good Authority: Publishing the Book that Will Build Your Business

Hollywood Dream Maker: Acting class with Master Teacher Billy Gallo

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If you don't love sitting in a fricking room with a script and trying to work it out, leave because that is the job.Born in Austria, Danny Nucci and his family moved to Italy and lived in Treviso until he was seven, then relocated to NY, where he would learn English and get his Queens accent. Although by 19, Danny already had reasonable success and was making a living as an actor thanks to a role in Falcon Crest, he continued honing his craft and perfecting himself. That commitment to excellence was the reason he starred in a string of blockbuster films, like Frank Marshall's "Alive," Tony Scott's "Crimson Tide," alongside Denzel Washington, Gene Hackman, and James Gandolfini, Michale Bay's "The Rock" opposing Nick Cage and Sean Connery, and "Eraser" with Arnold Schwarzenegger. After that impressive sequence, in 1997, Danny landed the lovable and heartbreaking role of Fabrizio, Leo Di Caprio's best friend in James Cameron's "Titanic."In this episode, Danny talks about the mental strength necessary to become an actor, how to use rejection to build resilience, and why having fun while acting, rehearsing, or even going through a script for an audition is crucial. He shared his thoughts, feelings, and experiences shooting Titanic, what an unexpected meeting with Steven Spielberg taught him, and his favorite Hollywood story. Additionally, Danny talks about the few times he felt "in the zone," how he felt the first time people knew who he was walking in an audition, shares excellent advice for young actors, and much more. Tune in to Episode 83 of Hollywood Dream Maker to hear more about this great actor and fantastic human being. In This Episode, You Will Learn:When did Danny find out he wanted to be an actor (4:50)Talent leaves clues (13:00)Danny's unexpected meeting with Steven Spielberg (18:40)How improv classes helped Danny to hone his craft (25:50)Acting is a process; go through a script line by line (31:10)The time Gene Hackman asked: Danny, what do you want to do here? (33:40)You better find the strength to stay in a room with a script, trying to work it out (50:20)Danny's favorite Hollywood story (1:05:10)Connect with Danny:IMDbInstagramLet's Connect: Manhattan Actor Studio Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you don't love sitting in a fricking room with a script and trying to work it out, leave because that is the job.Born in Austria, Danny Nucci and his family moved to Italy and lived in Treviso until he was seven, then relocated to NY, where he would learn English and get his Queens accent. Although by 19, Danny already had reasonable success and was making a living as an actor thanks to a role in Falcon Crest, he continued honing his craft and perfecting himself. That commitment to excellence was the reason he starred in a string of blockbuster films, like Frank Marshall's "Alive," Tony Scott's "Crimson Tide," alongside Denzel Washington, Gene Hackman, and James Gandolfini, Michale Bay's "The Rock" opposing Nick Cage and Sean Connery, and "Eraser" with Arnold Schwarzenegger. After that impressive sequence, in 1997, Danny landed the lovable and heartbreaking role of Fabrizio, Leo Di Caprio's best friend in James Cameron's "Titanic."In this episode, Danny talks about the mental strength necessary to become an actor, how to use rejection to build resilience, and why having fun while acting, rehearsing, or even going through a script for an audition is crucial. He shared his thoughts, feelings, and experiences shooting Titanic, what an unexpected meeting with Steven Spielberg taught him, and his favorite Hollywood story. Additionally, Danny talks about the few times he felt "in the zone," how he felt the first time people knew who he was walking in an audition, shares excellent advice for young actors, and much more. Tune in to Episode 83 of Hollywood Dream Maker to hear more about this great actor and fantastic human being. In This Episode, You Will Learn:<ul><li>When did Danny find out he wanted to be an actor (4:50)</li><li>Talent leaves clues (13:00)</li><li>Danny's unexpected meeting with Steven Spielberg (18:40)</li><li>How improv classes helped Danny to hone his craft (25:50)</li><li>Acting is a process; go through a script line by line (31:10)</li><li>The time Gene Hackman asked: Danny, what do you want to do here? (33:40)</li><li>You better find the strength to stay in a room with a script, trying to work it out (50:20)</li><li>Danny's favorite Hollywood story (1:05:10)</li></ul> Connect with Danny:<ul><li><a href="https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001572/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">IMDb</a></li><li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/danooch/?hl=es" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a></li></ul> Let's Connect: <ul><li><a href="https://manhattanactorstudio.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Manhattan Actor Studio</a> </li><li><a href="https://billygallo.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a></li></ul> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Keep Improving Your Acting Repertoire And Stay On The Top with Danny Nucci

Actor Danny Nucci may have played characters who were killed off in three major movies of the 90s (Eraser, The Rock, Titanic) but in real life he's surviving and thriving. Now starring on the ABC Family drama The Fosters (playing Mike Foster, a character who happens to be in recovery), the Italian-Austrian is also 26 years sober. Over the years, he's acted in a bunch of TV movies, a slew of movies and most every TV show on the planet (Growing Pains, Family Ties, Snoops and Just Shoot Me, to name a few). In this episode, we talk about the way recovery is like The Karate Kid, avoiding road rage and how to deal with customer service people without having to later make amends, among other topics.

Actor Danny Nucci may have played characters who were killed off in three major movies of the 90s (Eraser, The Rock, Titanic) but in real life he's surviving and thriving. Now starring on the ABC Family drama The Fosters (playing Mike Foster, a character who happens to be in recovery), the Italian-Austrian is also 26 years sober. Over the years, he's acted in a bunch of TV movies, a slew of movies and most every TV show on the planet (Growing Pains, Family Ties, Snoops and Just Shoot Me, to name a few). In this episode, we talk about the way recovery is like The Karate Kid, avoiding road rage and how to deal with customer service people without having to later make amends, among other topics.