Conti, Tom

Tom Conti
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Name	Conti, Tom Gender: M
Birthname	Conti, Thomas Antonio
born on	22 November 1941 at 10:30 (= 10:30 AM )
Place	Paisley, Scotland, 55n50, 4w26
Timezone	GDT h1e (is daylight saving time)
Data source	Quoted BC/BR Rodden Rating AA Collector: Clifford
Astrology data	29°42' 17°22 Asc. 13°07'

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Biography

Scottish actor of stage, screen and TV. This wry, velvet voiced Scottish-Italian trained as a classical pianist at the Glasgow's Royal Scottish Academy of Music and later took up acting at the Glasgow College of Drama. He entered theatre, receiving a breakthrough role in "The Black and White Minstrels," in 1972 and the play "Savages." Conti's popularity increased with the TV series "Glittering Prizes," and on-stage in "Whose Life is it Anyway?" His portrayal as a drunk poet in "Rueben, Rueben" boosted his profile and led to an Academy Award nomination. Unfortunately a string of unsuccessful romantic farces followed. In February 1994, he opened in the West End in Neil Simon's comedy, "Chapter Two."

Conti is married to actress Kara Wilson and their daughter, Nina Conti (b. late 1973), began her acting career on stage in the Spring of 1996 in "Sugar Dollies."

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Events

• Work : New Job 1972 (Gained popularity with his role in "The Black and White Minstrels")

• Family : Change in family responsibilities 1973 (Daughter Nina born)

• Other Family 1996 (Nina started her acting career, onstage)

Source Notes

Frank C. Clifford quotes Caroline Gerard from B.C., British Entertainers 1997

Categories

• Family : Relationship : Mate - Noted (Actress Kara Wilson)

• Family : Parenting : Kids 1-3 (One daughter)

• Family : Parenting : Kids - Noted (Daughter followed an acting career)

• Lifestyle : Social Life : Hobbies, games (Classical piano)

• Vocation : Entertainment : Actor/ Actress (Film and TV)

• Vocation : Entertainment : Live Stage (Legitimate theatre, strongest medium)