Members of the show then lifted the car off the lad, and DeMeo told NBC New York at the time, “We were a little nervous because we were afraid if we lift it and God forbid it falls on him or if it’s attached to a part of his body.”īut the teen was successfully transported to a nearby hospital in stable condition, police reportedly said.Ĭhazz - who has been married to Gianna Ranaudo since 1992 - also has a son, Dante, who has appeared in the series “Godfather of Harlem” with his dad.Being from Brooklyn, being around show business and acting I have to be honest. “I was like, ‘You’re fine, buddy, you’re gonna be OK,'” he said. When the cast learned of the dangerous incident, they headed to the scene, and DeMeo told CBS New York that he comforted the victim. People magazine reported that a woman had lost control of her car, according to a police report, at the intersection of West 2nd Street and Avenue X, and when she rear-ended a parked Toyota SUV, the teen wound up pinned under her car. Last fall, the “Gravesend” cast and crew became real-life heroes when they rescued a 14-year-old boy who’d been pinned under a Chevrolet sedan a block from where the series was filming at the time. Gabriella was cast in “Gravesend” before her famous father, Chazz.
We previously reported how Drescher, 64, stopped Brooklyn traffic while filming the show in Bensonhurst. WireImageĭeMeo also says that with Chazz on the show: “I have people that have been in the biggest mob movies ever, ‘A Bronx Tale,’ ‘Goodfellas,’ ‘The Sopranos,’ ‘Once Upon a Time in America,’ the ‘Gotti’ movie.” Chazz and Ranaudo share two kids, daughter Gabriella and son Dante. DeMeo proudly points out that the up-and-coming cast members have all made the cut on their own merit. Gabriella isn’t the only notable offspring on the show either: Ralph Macchio’s daughter, Julia Macchio - who has appeared in “Cobra Kai” - is also a star, as is DeMeo’s son, Cristian DeMeo. Vincent Pastore and Tony Darrow have been added to the cast for Season 2, and we hear that former nightclub doorman and Page Six fixture-turned-actor Wass Stevens also appears in the New York-based series. The show also stars DeMeo, William Forsyth, Andrew “Dice” Clay, Fran Drescher, Armand Assante, Chuck Zito, Martin Kove and “Sex and the City” comic Mario Cantone. Gabriella starred in a Westchester musical adaptation of her dad’s famed “A Bronx Tale” in high school. Sofia Milos, a veteran of “The Sopranos” and “CSI: Miami,” plays Gabriella’s mother, Tina Telva.
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Because of Chazz’s movie, it all comes full circle,” DeMeo muses.Ĭhazz plays a family crime boss, Cesar Tremaldo, in “Gravesend.” Gabriella stars as the daughter of a character named “Crazy Chris,” played by James Russo. Gabriella’s credits also include an appearance on “Blue Bloods,” and she starred in a musical adaptation of her father’s famed “A Bronx Tale” at a Westchester theater as high school student.ĭeMeo’s first film role was in Chazz’s 1993 drama “A Bronx Tale.” She auditioned and won the role.” Chazz - seen here with daughter Gabriella and wife Gianna Ranaudo - will star in “Gravesend” with Gabriella. … She really is going to be a big star down the road.”ĭeMeo adds, “We auditioned a lot of people for her role, and we added her father later on. “She got the role on her own, based on how great her acting was. “She’s really, really good,” he says of Gabriella’s acting. The Oscar nominee’s daughter, Gabriella Palminteri, is also a star in the ’80s-set mob drama created by William DeMeo.ĭeMeo, 50, exclusively tells Page Six that Gabriella, 20, was actually cast in the show before her famous father, 69. Raquel Leviss still not locked in for ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Season 11Ĭhazz Palminteri has been cast in the upcoming second season of the Amazon series “Gravesend” - and he’s following in the footsteps of one of his children. Ryan Seacrest named Pat Sajak’s replacement on ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Bre Tiesi ‘devastated to lose’ Heather Rae Young on ‘Selling Sunset’īravo looking for ‘new’ cast members for ‘Vanderpump Rules:’ report
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