Carmine Capobianco

Carmine Capobianco was an American actor known for his roles in “Psychos in Love,” “Disconnected,” and “Bikini Bloodbath.” Born on September 19, 1958, in Waterbury, Connecticut, he made a mark in the film industry through various low-budget features and independent films.

Personal and Family Life

Carmine Capobianco attended St. Mary’s School, Sacred Heart High School, and graduated from Western Connecticut State University with a degree in Photography, Film, and Television. He was married and had three daughters named Emily, Annie, and Molly, who shared his love for movies. He also contributed to his community by serving as the President of a non-profit organization named The Classic Movie Cinema.

Career Highlights

Capobianco started his film career by collaborating with Gorman Bechard to make their first low-budget movie, “Disconnected,” in 1984. He later co-wrote and acted in “Psychos in Love,” which gained recognition. He also worked on various other projects, including small roles in television and commercials while running two video stores in Connecticut.

Death and Legacy

Carmine Capobianco passed away on January 9, 2021, after a battle with cancer. His legacy lives on through his contributions to independent cinema and the impact he had on aspiring filmmakers and actors who admired his work and passion for the craft.

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