Robert Davi

      SPJ LA Holiday party in Beverly Hills, CA About 75 freelancers, newspaper editors, magazine writers, TV and radio newsman huddled in Beverly Hills this week to kick off the holiday season. Among the guests  was long time award-winning actress June Lockhart, RTNA Board of Director ( Lost in Space (1965) , ( General Hospital (1963) ,  Lassie (1954) , which I just saw on TV in syndication, and  Petticoat Junction (1963) .  (L-R) Frank Mottek, host KNX, Robert Navi, June Lockhart, and...Read Full Story

One of Robert Davi's lasting memories of Frank Sinatra is when the Chairman of the Board became the Chairman of the Bar. Years before Davi was a James Bond villain in Licence to Kill and hassled kids as a thug in The Goonies , he made his onscreen debut opposite Sinatra in the 1977 TV movie Contract on Cherry Street . While filming, Davi was out at 2 in the morning at a New York social club with some of the actors, and after noticing him standing off to the side, Sinatra asked him over for a...Read Full Story

Krell Darius (perfectly fit for the part Billy Zane) is a world famous magician, who gives performances almost every evening in Las Vegas. Tatiana (Estelle Raskin) along with her friends Elena and Vera go from NY to Las Vegas just to see Darius perform his share of magic tricks. Tatiana has her own reasons for seeing Darius: her mother tragically died, while working for another magician Treadwell (Andrew Divoff), and Tatiana believes Darius has an answer or two for her, regarding mother’s...Read Full Story

An injured cop secretly fights crime with prototype deadly roller blades… Watch the rest of the FOD 1986 Lineup here: http://www.funnyordie.com/fod_1986 Videos - Funny or DieRead Full Story

Getty Images Actor Robert Davi is pushing for a health care bill, but it's not what you think. He is all for people getting tax cuts, for being pet owners. He's lobbying for a $3,500 per person tax break for those who own furry (or scaly or winged) friends. He's joining forces with a Michigan conservative Congressman to try to get the proposition passed. It's probably a long shot, but, why not? He's really onto something, at least in terms of public support. Who isn't for cute animals and tax...Read Full Story

After spending more than half of his lifetime making movies, Robert Davi has released Davi Sings Sinatra – On The Road To Romance . “Coming from an Italian-American home you know there are two figures that you look up to – The Pope and Frank Sinatra, and not necessarily in that order,” he says. According to Davi, Sinatra’s star power on both the stage and screen made a lasting impression. “Sinatra was a great actor so he was able to incorporate [acting] and he was able to embody the...Read Full Story

You might have seen him playing Agent Baily Malone in the NBC’s TV series Profiler. Or his portrayal of Vietnam veteran and Special Agent Johnson in Die Hard, or the villainous Jake Fratelli in The Goonies, or Al Torres in Showgirls. Actor and conservative Robert Davi is probably best known for playing drug lord Franz Sanchez in the 1989 Conservatism | Robert Davi | Davi Sings Sinatra | Music history | politicsRead Full Story

Robert Davi is set to take music lovers on a monumental journey down the whimsical road to romance as he pays homage to the legendary Frank Sinatra for a special three-night engagement in the 742-seat Venetian Showroom, Thursday, Feb. 23 through Saturday, Feb. 25 at 9 p.m. Davi Sings Sinatra Rober Davi At The Venetian Showroom “Robert [...]Read Full Story

Celebrated actor, filmmaker and singer Robert Davi (The Goonies, Die Hard, License to Kill) returns to Movie Geeks United to discuss his new album Davi Sings Sinatra: On the Road to Romance. For more information and to purchase the album, visit the official website here. Plus, writer/director and actor Blayne Weaver, and producers Brandon Barrera and Steak House discuss their new romantic comedy 6 Month Rule (Austin Film Fest premiere on October 21). robert davi | davi sings sinatra | frank...Read Full Story

View the Trailer & Photo Gallery Fans of classic Italian films including Monicelli's Big Deal on Madonna Street and the spirit of Fellini's partner in crime-- the female Italian Chaplin who never said die-- Giulietta Masina as evidenced in Nights of Cabiria , will be drawn to the directorial debut of opera trained singer and actor Robert Davi. Co-written by Davi and James Andronica, The Dukes -- an old-fashioned independent work that wears both its heart and its Italian influences proudly on...Read Full Story