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Patrick Languzzi

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Birthplace:
Waltham, Massachusetts, U.S.

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Patrick Languzzi was born in Waltham, Massachusetts to Italian immigrants Antoinetta and Pasquale Languzzi via Foggia, Italy. Patrick graduated college with a degree in Business and a focus on Quantitative Economics from Framingham State University.  He has worked in the Bio-Tech industry specializing in oncology for Genentech. He is a former professional (PED free) competitive bodybuilder and a two-time National Amateur Bodybuilding Champion, as well as a finalist in both the professional WNBF Natural Mr. Universe and Natural America contests.  In addition, Patrick is an accomplished athlete in such sports as baseball, football and skiing. He is also an avid Corvette enthusiast.  His interest in acting began when he started to receive audition calls based on a single Polaroid taken at an open casting for the movie The Town, with Ben Affleck.  Patrick was encouraged to take an audition class with renowned LA casting director Paul Weber while in Boston (responsible for casting Johnny Depp in 21 Jump Street). After performing for Mr. Weber, Patrick was encouraged to pursue his raw ability.  Since then [2014], Patrick has been working extremely hard to improve on his acting skills. He has since landed roles that include, Stronger with Jake Gyllenhaal, Donald Cried the hit Indie, Show Me a Hero, the HBO mini series, Joy with Jennifer Lawrence, and Central Intelligence with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Kevin Hart.  Patrick has shared the screen with such names as Jim Belushi, Kevin Hart and Jake Gyllenhaal.  Patrick has other projects (to be named at a later) in production he is currently working on.

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