Victor Romito

Victor Romito was born on 11 March 1908 in Livorno, Italy. He was an actor, known for Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955), The Gallant Men (1962) and Passport to Danger (1954). He died on 13 May 1980 in Los Angeles County, California, USA.

Cast

The Mating Season

(Hotel Guest (uncredited))

The Far Country

(Prisoner (uncredited))

The Golden Blade

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

(Reunion Guest (uncredited))

Singin' in the Rain

(Audience Member (uncredited))

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Meet the Invisible Man

(Waiter (uncredited))

Phantom of the Opera

(Actor in Play (uncredited))

Experiment Perilous

((uncredited))

How the West Was Won

(Henchman (uncredited))

Tarzan and the Slave Girl

The Devil's Hairpin

California Conquest

The Midnight Story

(Party Guest (uncredited))

Buccaneer's Girl

The Garment Jungle

(Police Officer (uncredited))

Sex and the Single Girl

(Construction Worker (uncredited))

Teacher's Pet

(Maitre' d (uncredited))

High Society

(Party Guest (uncredited))

Ocean's Eleven

(Hairdresser (uncredited))

Blazing Saddles

(Arabian (uncredited))

Mame

(Party Guest (uncredited))

Heartbeat

(Ball Guest (uncredited))

Sirocco

(Nightclub Patron (uncredited))

The Hallelujah Trail

(Miner (uncredited))

The Last Hurrah

(Man at Campaign HQ (uncredited))

Birdman of Alcatraz

(Guard (uncredited))

Limelight

(Empire Theatre Patron (uncredited))

Out of the Past

(Mexican Waiter (uncredited))

Casablanca

(Guest at Rick's (uncredited))

Auntie Mame

(Party Guest (uncredited))

Gambit

(Nightclub Patron (uncredited))

Citizen Kane

(Newsreel Man (uncredited))

The Desert Hawk

(Man)

A Game of Death

(Mongol)

Tropic Holiday

(Henchman (uncredited))

Hollywood Story

(Waiter (uncredited))

Lost in a Harem

(Native in Café Audience (uncredited))

Something to Live For

(Young Man (uncredited))

Frenchman's Creek

(Pirate Crewman (uncredited))

Serenade

(Bass (uncredited))

Tender Is the Night

(Waiter (uncredited))

The Black Castle

(Guard (uncredited))

The File on Thelma Jordon

(Courtroom Spectator (uncredited))

Mirage