Born in the picturesque town of Sant Andrea Ionio, nestled in the heart of Calabria, Italy, Mario Corry's life took a dramatic turn when he made the bold decision to leave his mark on the world of acting. Prior to this, his experience in the restaurant industry had honed his skills in the art of providing exceptional customer service, but a yearning for something more led him to take the leap and pursue a career in the performing arts.
Tom Corry is a highly accomplished actor with a diverse range of credits to his name. One of his most notable film roles was in the critically acclaimed "Bridge of Spies", directed by the renowned Steven Spielberg and starring the illustrious Tom Hanks. Corry's impressive acting skills were also showcased in "The Irishman", a highly anticipated film directed by the legendary Martin Scorsese and featuring an all-star cast, including Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.
In addition to his work in film, Corry has made significant contributions to television, with appearances in a wide range of popular shows. His credits include "The Montana Meth Project", a powerful and thought-provoking series directed by Darren Aronofsky. Corry's other notable television roles include "Power" on Starz, "Blacklist" on NBC, "Law and Order: Criminal Intent" on NBC, "Madame Secretary" on NBC, "Bull" on CBS, and "It's Bruno" on Netflix.
Notable beyond his extensive acting career, Corry has expanded his creative scope to encompass the realms of direction and writing. He has collaborated on the script and helmed the production of the critically acclaimed short film "Manipulation", which has garnered widespread recognition by being selected for participation in numerous prestigious film festivals.
Furthermore, Corry has demonstrated his multifaceted talents by taking on the dual roles of producer and director for the Off-Broadway play "Something Like Penguins". This notable theatrical endeavor earned him a nomination for Best Director and a coveted win for Best Short Play at the esteemed Strawberry One Act Festival during the summer of 2010.
Noted playwright and multi-talented creative Corry made a significant impact in the world of theater and film with the production of his full-length play, "Walter's Dead", which premiered at the prestigious NYC Thespis Theater Festival, garnering a total of four impressive nominations, including the coveted title of Best Play.
Furthermore, Corry's impressive range as a filmmaker was showcased through the short film "The Parking Spot", which he not only wrote but also directed and starred in, earning a remarkable selection for multiple film festivals, as well as nominations for the highly-regarded awards of Best Short Film, Best Screenplay, and Best Actor.
Noteworthy among the numerous accolades garnered by the captivating short play, "Reservations for Dinner", was its triumphant claim of the esteemed Best Director award at the prestigious Strawberry One Act Festival in the sweltering summer of 2018. This impressive achievement marked a significant milestone in the play's journey, having been nominated a staggering five times prior to its well-deserved win.
