Victor Stagliano, a multifaceted individual, hails from the charming town of Hawthorne, New York. Prior to embarking on a career in acting, he donned the helmet of a football player, showcasing his skills on the field at the University of Texas at El Paso. His impressive athletic abilities caught the attention of the Houston Oilers and later the Los Angeles Raiders, who signed him to their teams.
However, fate had other plans for Vic, as he suffered a knee injury during his first year with the Raiders, forcing him to reevaluate his priorities. It was then that he turned his attention to his other passion, acting. Under the guidance of the renowned Burt Reynolds at The Burt Reynolds Institute, Vic honed his craft, learning from the best in the business.
Burt Reynolds, a close friend and mentor, played a significant role in Vic's early success, helping him land guest-starring roles on popular television shows such as "Burn Notice" and "Ray Donovan." His recurring role on FX's "Sons of Anarchy" further solidified his position in the acting world. Most recently, he joined the cast of "General Hospital" in a recurring role as Walker.
Vic's extensive filmography includes the lead role in the indie feature "Chronological Order," where he portrayed a lawyer who helps his friend and client travel back in time. He has also worked alongside JK Simmons in the title role of "Blackstone," a psychopath killer. His versatility is showcased in the indie film "Unreported," where he plays Vince, the nemesis.
Throughout his career, Vic has consistently sought to take on complex characters, often portraying menacing villains, detectives, and lawyers. He has also demonstrated his comedic chops in various projects. His love for the craft of acting is evident in his stage work, where he has appeared in renowned plays such as "A Few Good Men," "Orphans," and "True West."
In addition to his acting pursuits, Vic has also delved into producing and directing, further showcasing his range and versatility. His humble beginnings, growing up in his family's Italian restaurant bar, DePalo's Dugout, in Hawthorne, New York, have undoubtedly influenced his journey and shaped him into the talented individual he is today.
