- 1985).
Colasanto was born on
January 19, 1924, in Providence,
Rhode Island, to
Giuseppe "Joseph"
Colasanto (1889 – 1944) and
Maria "Mary"
Colasanto (nee...
- died off-screen in
season three (1984–85),
following actor Nicholas Colasanto's death.
Frasier Crane started as a
recurring character and
became a permanent...
-
character on the
American television show Cheers, portra**** by
Nicholas Colasanto from 1982 to 1985.
Coach is Sam Malone's
former baseball coach, who becomes...
- (Diane Chambers). This was the
final season for
Nicholas Colasanto as
Coach Ernie Pantusso;
Colasanto died of a
heart condition (dating back to the 1970s)...
-
comparing the
labour camps, to
which foreigners such as the
Italian Rocco Colasanto (Joseph Long) were sent, to the ****
concentration camps of
World War...
-
written and
directed by
Luigi Filippo D'Amico. In Rome, Mrs.
Ottavia Colasanto has not had news of her
husband since he went to ****an
eighteen years...
-
allowing Angelo to die naturally.
Olivia Colasanto, portra**** by Nana Visitor, is the
granddaughter of
Angelo Colasanto, who
first appears in the
episode "Immortal...
- He pla****
bartender Woody Boyd, who
replaced Coach (pla**** by
Nicholas Colasanto, who died in
February 1985). He
joined the cast in 1985 in
season four...
- Joe Pesci,
Cathy Moriarty,
Theresa Saldana,
Frank Vincent, and
Nicholas Colasanto in his
final film role. The film is an
adaptation of
former middleweight...
- Will Geer,
Sorrell Booke,
Vincent Gardenia, Nita
Talbot and
Nicholas Colasanto. The film was
written by Dell and Dean
Hargrove and
directed by Hargrove...
