Steve Buscemi

Steve Buscemi was born on December 13, 1958 in New York City to an Italian father and an Irish mother. While in school, Steve showed an interest in school theater, so after graduating from Wellie Stream Central on Long Island, he entered the College of Liberal Arts in Garden City, from where he was expelled in his first year of study. For several years, Steve had to earn extra money wherever he had to pay for his studies at the Lee Strasberg Institute, performing in various theater productions. more

Steve Buscemi was born on December 13, 1958 in New York City to an Italian father and an Irish mother. While in school, Steve showed an interest in school theater, so after graduating from Wellie Stream Central on Long Island, he entered the College of Liberal Arts in Garden City, from where he was expelled in his first year of study.
For several years, Steve had to earn extra money wherever he had to pay for his studies at the Lee Strasberg Institute, performing in various theater productions.
On the stage of one of the theaters, he was noticed by Bill Sherwood, who invited Buscemi to his film “Farewell Looks”, which first touched on the topic of AIDS.
Thus began the acting career of Steve Buscemi. He went on to work for the Coen brothers, James Ivory, Jim Jarmusch, Abel Ferrara, Quentin Tarantino In 1993, he received the “Independent Spirit” award, which many artists dream of.
Accidental meeting with K. Tarantino ended with shooting in his films Reservoir Dogs (1992) and Pulp Fiction" .

The most memorable to the viewer were the roles of Steve Buscemi in the thriller Fargo, in the action movie Air Prison, where he played a prisoner, as well as in the drama Ghost World, which received very flattering reviews from film critics and many awards.
In 2006, the film “I Love You, Paris” was released, in which Steve Buscemi played in one of the episodes (the whole picture is divided into several episodes shot by different directors) an American tourist who faced the morals of the younger generation of French.

In addition to acting, Steve Buscemi showed himself as a director in the films “Rest among the Trees”, which became his debut, “A Factory” and several episodes of the series “The Sopranos”.