We were looking
at James Nitti’s IMDB page the other day and saw his impressive resumé and some
of his photos. He certainly has the look of a young man who could play just
about any role in any movie. He has that firmly sculpted tough guy jaw with a
face that could be threatening while at the same time, some of his work reveal
the truly sensitive side of this very well established British actor.
His resumé, although still expanding, was quite impressive also.
He played Galahad in the movie Dragons of
Camelot, George in the film Killing
Remy, Sam in Between The Lines
and he was in eight episodes of the hit TV series Teachers. Two films that are
scheduled for release this year that feature James Nitti in them are The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows
and Locating Silver Lake. Working
alongside Hollywood stars such as Emmy Award Nominee Finn Wittrock, BTVA award
Winner Zelda Williams, BTVA Award Winner Marcelo Tubert to name just a few, Mr.
Nitti clearly holds is own amongst the heavily seasoned Hollywood players.
Two other
Feature films that James has coming up and the he plays the lead in are: Dead at 17 and Calculating Euphoria. Speaking of work in the pipeline, there is
also a strong Hollywood rumor that James is set to make an appearance in the up
and coming seasons of the hit TV Show- ‘Extinct’, although not confirmed,
industry insiders are excited at the prospect of seeing James join the cast.
Mr. Nitti was
also the star in a West End stage production of Dreamboats and Petticoats, in which he toured the UK and
internationally for a year and a half, doing 8 shows a week. Yes, James can
sing and dance as well as play serious roles in films of all kinds.
James was
involved in a local television show when he was a young boy, and that, of
course, fired his passion for acting and performing. He became a member of the
National Youth Theatre and the National youth Musical Theatre where he would perform
in national shows. He also trained professionally for three years at one of
England’s top drama schools, the Guilford School of Acting.
Although James
has had many acting experiences in a lot of different roles, one of his
favorites is still the role of “Bobby Croft” in the West End stage production
of Dreamboats and Petticoats. The 50s
Rock n’ Roll musical was enormous fun for James and it allowed him to break out
all of his musical talents as he sang and danced every night up on that stage
in front of thousands of people . (He really is a musical talent – he plays the
guitar, bass, piano and trumpet).
James has a lot
of projects coming up in the near future and we can’t wait to see him in all of
them.
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