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Nicholas Colasanto was an actor from America who rose to fame in the realm of acting as Coach Ernie Pantusso in the series 'Cheers' (1982-1993).
Nicholas Colasanto was born on January 19, 1924, in Providence, Rhode Island. He worked in the Navy of his nation during World War II and was later recognized as a veteran of his nation.
He studied at Byrant University and later pursued an acting course. The actor started his career after getting inspiration from the American actor Henry Fonda and started acting in many series. The actor had also worked as a director in drama series including 'Bonanza' and 'Run For Your Life', 'Hawaii Five-O', and 'Columbo'.
Nicholas Colasanto also acted in several feature films, including 'The Counterfeit Killer' released in the year 1968, 'Fat City' released in the year 1972, and 'Family Plot' by Alfred Hitchcock, released in the year 1976.
He also acted in a sports drama film named 'Raging Bull' released in 1980, which gained him immense popularity, and he accumulated many fans and followers.
He was diagnosed with heart disease in the year 1970 and died at the age of 61 years due to a massive heart attack on February 12, 1985.
The famous actor from America had accumulated a net worth of approximately $1.5 million. The actor earned a fortune when he started acting and directing TV series.
It is believed that Nicholas Colasanto had earned a good fortune from his acting and direction in films and series. The annual earnings of Nicholas Colasanto were approximately $200,000.
Nicholas Colasanto was 5 ft 8 in (173 cm) tall.
Nicholas Colasanto was a renowned actor of his time, but he died out of a massive heart attack on February 12, 1985, at the age of 61 years.
Nicholas was born in the city of Rhode Island. Nicholas Colasanto was the seventh child of his parents and was a descendant of Italy.
He was educated at Providence Central High School, situated in Rhode Island. Before completing his graduation, he joined the Navy of his country and worked as a coxswain during World War II.
He pursued his education after returning to Rhode Island. He also studied at Bryant University and pursued his graduate degree in the year 1949.
He worked on construction sites to support his family and his education.
Gradually he became passionate about acting and pursued an acting course at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Nicholas Colasanto was married to Charlene D. Jennings in the year 1972 and was divorced in the same year. The actor did not have any relationship after that and was single till his death in 1985.
Colasanto is best known for the role of coach Pantusso in the NBC series 'Cheers'.
Nicholas Colasanto gradually gained interest in acting as he was inspired by Henry Fonda Broadway. He worked in the theater productions in Phoenix and Arizona and also worked in the off-Broadway productions.
Nicolas Colasanto acquired huge fans and followers with his role of Coach Ernie Pantusso in 'Cheers' and stepped into the realm of immense popularity.
He acted in various television advertisements and also directed many Television series as an actor. His renowned directions included the drama series 'Run for Your Life', which was released in the year 1965 and ended in 1968. He also directed films like 'Mission: Impossible' released in the year 1967, 'Hawaii Five-O' released between 1969-70, 'Bonanza' released in the year 1972; and 'Columbo'.
He was also a cast member in films like 'Fat City' released in the year 1972 and the 'Raging Bull', the sports drama, 'The Counterfeit Killer' released in the year 1968, 'The Manchu Eagle Murder Caper Mystery' released in the year 1975 and 'Family Plot' released in the year 1968.
Nicholas Colasanto was awarded the War Victory Medal and Honorable Service Lapel Button for working as a coxswain in the War.
He was awarded by Viewers for Quality Television as the Best Supporting Actor on April 19 in the year 1985, after his death.
In addition, he received 3 Emmy nominations in the category of Outstanding Supporting Actor in comedy series for his role as Coach consecutively in 1983, 1984, and 1985.
Nicholas Colasanto was very inspired and passionate about acting. He acted in many roles in theatre plays and series from an early age. He was equally passionate about directing series and directing many drama series.
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