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Alessandro Molluzzo

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Alessandro Raymond Molluzzo is an American Actor born in Bronx, New York. He is the youngest of three (two sisters) to his Sicilian parents. Alessandro's family moved to Connecticut shortly after he was born. He graduated from Xavier High School in Middletown, CT and Albertus Magnus College New Haven, CT with a degree in Business Management and Economics. At a young age, his interest with film making began, family members encouraged this interest by giving Alessandro books on how to write and create films. John Woo Honk Kong film Hard Boiled inspired Alesandro to be involved in a music video shoot in New York City, Indies and short films in the Connecticut area. His passion for filmmaking relates to all aspects in front and behind the camera. Alessandro as been working on a story for the past 15 years and finally made a full movie script titled Silent Scars. In 2016, he started producing a podcast titled Films Uncorked with two hosts Tonia Winer, an inspiring voice over actress and Andrew Wilcox, a fellow film maker, all this is to raise funds for his movie project, Silent Scars.

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