Robert Davi

Robert Davi

Biography:

Robert Davi, one of the most recognizable entertainers in the world, was singing long before Frank Sinatra hand-picked him to play Mickey Sinardos in the 1977 NBC television drama "Contract on Cherry Street." As a teenager, Davi already had an insatiable desire to not just distinguish himself as a singer, but to follow his idol's lead and become a singer who really could act. Davi studied opera as a young man, and always intended to make singing his career. As fate would have it, however, his screen career took flight and there was no looking back.

An iconic screen presence, Davi worked with the biggest names in Hollywood, from Marlon Brando, Clint Eastwood, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Josh Brolin, Bruce Willis and James Franco, appeared in such iconic pop cultural movies as "Die Hard," "Showgirls," "The Goonies," and considered one of the top three Bond villains, Franz Sanchez, of all time in "License to Kill". His television credits are just as vast, starting with the hit NBC television series "Profiler" and continuing with "Stargate: Atlantis" and most recently "Criminal Minds".

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  • Making Sci-Fi/ Frank Sinatra

    In the first half, writer, producer, and director, Marc Zicree talked about the latest happenings in the entertainment industry and what it takes to break into writing and producing films, and his latest project, a series called Space Command. Singer/actor Robert Davi...More »
  • Restoring the Space Program

    Director of the Hayden Planetarium, Neil deGrasse Tyson, discussed how the US can once again become a space-faring, innovative society, as well as various space-related topics such as asteroids. In the first hour, actor/singer Robert Davi joined George in the studio for a...More »

Last Night

'Space People' Encounters
'Space People' Encounters
Author of "The Plejaren Diaries," Zaysan "Z" Saldausky (William Saldausky), best known as "Z," discussed his interactions and deepening relationship with a group of aliens.

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