
Chuck Zito
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Chuck Zito was born on March 1, 1953 in The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA. Chuck is an actor, known for Homefront (2013), Carlito's Way (1993) and The Rock (1996).
Known For
Filmography

Saturday Night's Main Event XL
2025
as Chuck Zito

Don Q
2024
as Rocco

Chuck Zito: An American Story
2024
as Self

The Weapon
2023
as Lemmy

Phoenix
2023
as Bullet

American Badass: A Michael Madsen Retrospective
2022
as Self

Mott Haven
2021
as Ray Pizzalongo

Vault
2019
as Joey Bruno
Father and Father
2018

King of Newark 2
2018
as Big Al

Black Wake
2018
as Sheriff Williams

Antidote
2018
as Jorge

Honor Amongst Men
2018
as Frank LaCarver

Female Fight Squad
2017
as Zeke

Cops and Robbers
2017
as Randy

Blood Circus
2017
as Dominick

Street Level
2016
as Carmine

Oiled Up
2016
as Mike

The Martial Arts Kid
2015
as Frank Whitlaw

Lord of the Freaks
2015
as Self

Jay Leno's Garage
2015
as Self

Reach Me
2014
as Joe

Milius
2013
as Self

Homefront
2013
as 'Danny T' Turrie

The Grasslands
2012
as Matty

13
2010
as Ted

Sons of Anarchy
2008
as Frankie Diamonds

Ghosts of Goldfield
2007
as George Winfield
Coalition
2006
as Vinnie

Brooklyn Bound
2005
as Anthony

Remedy
2005
as Captain Sallie

Searching for Bobby D
2005
as Freddy Knuckles

Entourage
2004
as Chuck Zito

This Thing of Ours
2002
as DeGrazio Head Soldier

Me and Will
1999
as Biker

Man on the Moon
1999
as Tony Clifton Biker

Black and White
1999
as Chuck

Gia
1998
as Harley Biker

Scarred City
1998
as Guard #3

V.I.P.
1998
as Mikey
Sunset Boulevard - 27 Meilen Amerika
1997
as Self - Actor, Stuntman, Bodyguard, Trainer, Hells Angel

Oz
1997
as Chucky Pancamo

The Funeral
1996
as Zito

The Juror
1996
as Frankie

Red Line
1995
as Dick

Sensation
1994
as Bartender

Jimmy Hollywood
1994
as Tough Guy

Love Is a Gun
1994
as Big Cop

Love, Cheat & Steal
1993
as Jake

Carlito's Way
1993
as Club Bouncer

Squanderers
1993
as Jerry

Nowhere to Run
1993
as Prisoner

New York Undercover Cop
1993

Streets of Fire
1984
as Bombers Gang Member (uncredited)

1990: The Bronx Warriors
1982
as Riders Member (uncredited)