Rocco Marazzita is an actor, known for Jack Stall Dead, You Die: Get the App, Then Die (2018) and Sound of Silence (2022).
Rocco E. Masihi was born on January 28, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. Rocco Masihi is an actor known for I Know This Much Is True (2021) I'm on Fire (2019}. Rocco has an Identical twin brother, Donnie Masihi, who also is an actor. In his free time Rocco loves to skateboard, dirt bike, practice martial arts, play basketball, and dance.
Rocco Narva is known for Ferry (2021), Ad Vitam (2018) and La casa de papel (2017).
Rocco Nevers is born Rocco Michael Chierichella from Brooklyn, New York and grew up in the Poconos of Pennsylvania. He attended Marymount Manhattan College where he studied acting. He got his start in the industry performing in comedy sketches for College Humor. He also founded his own Production Company with his brother Marco and have gone on to make numerous shorts and full length features. In addition to his acting career, Rocco also paints in his spare time and designs/constructs costumes for a variety of projects. As of 2018 he resides in Williamsburg, Brooklyn where he continues to pursue acting.
Rocco Nisivoccia is known for Spider-Man 2 (2004), Zombies vs. Joe Alien (2017) and Brooklyn's Finest (2009).
Rocco Nugent is an actor and producer, known for Off Guard, Infiltrators (2014) and The Impaler (2013).
Rocco Padden is an actor, known for The Trouble with Maggie Cole (2020), Late Night Mash (2021) and Chris Packham: Asperger's and Me (2017).
Rocco Palmieri is known for Worth the Fight, One Life to Live (1968) and The Poet.
Rocco Papaleo was born on August 16, 1958 in Lauria, Potenza, Basilicata, Italy. He is an actor and writer, known for Basilicata Coast to Coast (2010), Una piccola impresa meridionale (2013) and Cecchi Gori Cecchi Gori? (2000).
Rocco Parente Jr is an Italian American actor best known for his menacing on-screen presence and charisma. A native New Yorker born in the Bronx and raised in Rockland County New York with his mom and two sisters. Rocco had a passion for sports and movies at a very young age. While becoming an all-star in baseball and also competing in and winning the NFL punt, pass, and kick competition for many years he was scouted at an early age. Unfortunately it was a sports injury that brought Rocco closer to his love for acting. He made the switch from athlete to actor and started watching old movies and sitcoms with his family doing impressions monologues and cartoon voices. That inspired him to attend acting and improvisation classes in New York and as a result he was able to transition into a fine character actor. One of his first auditions was with Judy Blye Wilson which landed him his TV debut on One Life to Live playing along side Vincent Pastore and Audrey Landers. Since then he appeared in all of the New York soap operas from 1992-2012. For film, theater and comedy he studied with William Alderson ,Penny Templeton and Richard Kline to name a few. Ironically after working diligently to tone down his thick Bronx accent he landed his first movie role in the feature-film "A Bronx Tale." He was quickly thrown into the fire under Robert DeNiro's direction and Chazz Palminteri's encouragement. Now he is making some noise on the other side of the law landing a Guest starring role as a Sergeant on FBI most wanted and as a FBI agent on the Netflix TV series Jigsaw. Rocco has been known to work alongside some great actors and directors over the years. Some of which include Andy Garcia ,Bobby Cannavale, Michael Madson, Romany Malco, Sonequa Martin-green,Dylan McDermott, Giancarlo Esposito, Tim Van Patten, Robert Townsend, and Robert DeNiro.