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world middleweight champion from 1963 to 1965. He
adopted the name Joey
Giardello (the name of a cousin's friend) in
order to join the U.S. Army
while underage...
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Alphonse Michael 'Gee'
Giardello Sr. is a
fictional character from the
television drama Homicide: Life on the Street. The
character was pla**** by Yaphet...
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Alphonso Michael Giardello Jr. is a
fictional character from the
television drama Homicide: Life on the Street. The
character was pla**** by Giancarlo...
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World Champion Joey
Giardello sued the film's
producers for
libel over the
depiction of his
fight with
Carter as a "racist fix."
Giardello stated: "Virtually...
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television series Homicide: Life on the
Street (1993–1999) as
Lieutenant Al
Giardello.
Kotto was born in New York City. His mother,
Gladys Marie, was an American...
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looks to Harris, who
denies that he
sanctioned any agreement, and Al
Giardello (who was
deliberately kept in the dark) can
offer no help.
Disgusted with...
- the head in the
fourth round that left
Giardello staggering, but was
unable to
follow them up, and
Giardello took
control of the
fight in the
fifth round...
- and Joey
Giardello contended face to face for two and a half hours.
Prior to one of
these latter encounters, when
asked by the
press if
Giardello, a classic...
- a
Drama Series. His
other television roles include Federal Agent Mike
Giardello in the NBC
series Homicide: Life on the
Street (1998–1999),
Sidney Gl****...
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Felton on suspension,
Steve Crosetti dead by suicide),
Lieutenant Al
Giardello offered Kellerman a
transfer to Homicide,
having been
impressed with his...
