Robert Davi Highlights

2005: Cast opposite Usher in Ron Underwood's crime drama "In The Mix"
1996: Debut as a TV series lead, co-starred as FBI Agent Bailey Malone on NBC's crime drama "Profiler"
1989: Feature debut in a lead role, portrayed ruthless drug kingpen Franz Sanchez in "Licence to Kill", the second Timothy Dalton James Bond film
1989: Had a recurring role late in run of the TV series "Wiseguy"
1988: Gained notice with portrayal of fictional terrorist Salim Ajami in the CBS political courtroom drama "Terrorist on Trial: The United States vs. Salim Ajami"
1985: First substantial film role, "The Goonies"
1984: Screen acting debut in "City Heat"
1981: Debut as a TV series regular, played Vito Genovese on NBC's short-lived "The Gangster Chronicles"
1979: Co-starred as the villain in "The Legend of the Golden Gun", an NBC Western TV-movie-cum-busted pilot
1978: Moved to California
1977: TV debut in "Contract on Cherry Street", an NBC TV-movie starring Frank Sinatra
1972: Stage debut at age 19 with the Lyric Opera Company, Long Island (date approximate)
Raised in Long Island, New York
Traveled to Florence, Italy to study with opera great Tito Gobbi
Heard by a passing nun while singing in a locker room shower as an eighth grader; nun urged his mother to enter him in singing competitions
Won two statewide opera-singing contests

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