For over a decade now, William DeMeo has been an entertainment industry professional. William has extensive experience not only as a producer and writer, but also as an accomplished actor.
His first producing accomplishment was the independent feature film One Deadly Road which he wrote, produced and played a leading role in. The film was distributed overseas, aired on pay-per-view television and was distributed nationally onto Home Video. The film was shot on 16mm color film.
William went on to write, produce, Co-direct and play a leading role in the feature film Wannabes. The film was picked up by Artisan Entertainment and was released in theatres before its national Home Video/DVD release in 2002 including Blockbuster. William won the Best Actor Award for his performance in Wannabes at the New York Independent International Film Festival. The film also won the Best Director and Best Supporting Actor Awards at that festival. It was shot on 35mm film, as was William's next film, Searching for Bobby D which he produced, Co-wrote the screenplay with his Director Paul Borghese, and he starred in it with Carmen Electra, Sandra Bernhardt, Mario Cantone, Tyson Beckford, Tony Darrow and quite the ensemble cast. This comedic adventure independent film went on to win numerous Audience Favorite and Best Comedy Feature Awards at film festivals internationally and was picked up for DVD distribution by Monarch Entertainment after many theatrical screenings; one to a sold out crowd of over 600 audience members.
In addition to the roles William has played in the films he has produced he has also appeared in numerous other feature films as well as on national television shows and in mini-series. He portrayed a young Carlo Gambino in Boss of Bosses and the character Al Pacino in Analyze That. He was featured in Hackers, played a role in the award winning short I Am Woody and appeared numerous times in the last three seasons of The Sopranos as one of Paulie Walnuts' crew members, Jason Molinaro. Recently he played a supporting role in the independent feature film For Whom The Drum Beats, very well known actor Frank Vincent's son in the feature film American Woman, a pick up artist in the television Reality Show pilot of GEEK TO GUIDO and a regular mob crew prankster member in the television Reality Show pilot YOU GOT WHACKED; Gangsters and Pranksters.
William will play the leading role and rather complicated character of Jackie Matero in the soon to be produced feature film boxing drama Southpaw. Acclaimed filmmaker Paul Borghese will once again be in his corner as director.
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jade7755 2 months ago
WHEN DE NIRO SAY AL PACINO THAT YOUR NAME
THAT MEANING AL PACINO BETTER AND FAMOUS MORE THAN DE NIRO
Mr001alpa 10 months ago
just a question did he take the last name of Roy Demeo? from brooklyn canarsie just would like to know
MrPaulac1985 11 months ago
What´s the name of song in first scene?
Brumko1 1 year ago
wannabes was a good awful mob flick
RawDeluxx 1 year ago
Good Reel Willie. It's been awhile since The Pizza Tapes. Would welcome working with you again sometime. Check out my Vic Martino - Acting Reel here as well when you can. Yours Vic.
Vicmarstar 2 years ago
good actor. wish they would put him in more shit. along with max casella
loves2spooge144026 2 years ago
"Al Pacino", I love that clip from Analyze That! :) Keep up the good work!
madangel84 3 years ago
Luv This Movie! Willie keep it coming!! This is an ultimate favorite!
hatemeorluvme55 3 years ago