Anthony Barrile

Anthony Barrile is a multifaceted artist hailing from New York City, recognized for his diverse talents as an actor, musician, and writer. He gained significant acclaim for his portrayal of 'Cousin Kevin' in the original Broadway production of the Tony Award-winning musical 'The Who's Tommy', a performance that remains fondly remembered by theatergoers and is featured on the show’s original cast recording. Additionally, he showcased his talents in the Off-Broadway hit "End of the World Party," further establishing his reputation in the New York theater scene.

In film, Barrile is perhaps best known for his role as 'Vinnie' in the 1985 slasher classic Friday the 13th: A New Beginning and as 'Vincent "Alphabet" Languilli' in the gritty Vietnam War drama Hamburger Hill. His performance as 'Warren' in the comedy Kiss Me, Guido is a personal favorite and highlights his versatility as an actor.

Barrile has also made notable guest appearances on popular television shows such as Miami Vice, Law & Order, and Falcone. Currently, he is collaborating with co-writer Geoffrey Nauffts on a screenplay exploring themes of life, love, and theater, which has received positive feedback during readings in New York and Los Angeles. This project is set to be produced by Red Hour Films in collaboration with Ted Hope’s This is That Productions. Additionally, Barrile made a cameo in Paula Abdul's music video for "Rush Rush" and shares a close friendship with actor Ben Stiller.