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Bruno Kirby
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Actor Born: April 28, 1949 in New York City, NY Death: August 14, 2006 in Los Angeles, CA Biography:Character and supporting actor Bruno Kirby (he also billed himself as B. Kirby or "Bruce Kirby") made his film debut in "Young Graduates" (1971). Kirby was born Bruno Quidaciolu Jr. and is the son of actor "Bruce Kirby". For a while he appeared regularly on the television education drama "Room 222" (1969-1974) and launched into steady carefree appearances in made-for-TV movies such as "The Summer Without Boys" (1973) and features such as "The Harrad Experiment" (1973). He first gained notice for a small role he played as Clemenza in The Godfather, Pt. II (1974). It was not until the late '80s that he began getting much larger roles and greater respect. The turn-around came when Kirby was cast as Lieutenant Hauk, the hilariously untalented wanna-be comedian, in charge of zany "Robin Williams"' morning radio show in "Good Morning Vietnam" (1987). One of his most memorable roles of the '80s was that of... Full Biography
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