Larry Ro In The Movies

Larry Romano is an accomplished actor with early film credits including Donnie Brasco, The Thin Red Line, Out for Justice, City Hall, Bullet, and Lock Up. He has appeared alongside some of Hollywood’s most acclaimed talent, including Al Pacino, Johnny Depp, Sean Penn, Mickey Rourke, Madonna, and Sylvester Stallone.

Throughout his career, Larry has worked with renowned directors such as Mike Newell (Donnie Brasco, Harry Potter), Terrence Malick (The Thin Red Line), and David Fincher (Grammy-nominated Madonna video Oh Father). He trained in New York City at prestigious institutions including Weist-Barron, HB Studios, and the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, schools known for shaping generations of successful actors.

While studying at Strasberg, Larry wrote his first play, We Ain’t Kids No More, under the artistic direction of Ana Strasberg. The play was a success and was produced at the William Redfield Theatre in NYC and later in Los Angeles at the Burbage Theatre.

Larry has since adapted the play into a full-length feature film, Saturday in the Park, which is currently in post-production.

Larry Ro on Television

Larry Romano has had a strong presence on television, appearing as a regular on NYPD Blue and L.A. Law, along with roles in hit series like Civil Wars, Mad About You, and CSI: NY.

He is best known for his role as Richie Iannucci on The King of Queens, appearing in 32 episodes as Doug Heffernan’s quick-witted best friend. Richie, a charismatic FDNY firefighter and ladies’ man, became a fan favorite for his humor and memorable personality.

Larry also held a lead role on the NBC sitcom Kristin alongside Kristin Chenoweth, and has appeared in national commercials for brands like Jack in the Box and Walgreens.