The Godfather Part II (8.6)
Movie · 1974
as Young Tessio · 1 recommends it
John Aprea
Born on March 4, 1941 in Englewood, New Jersey, USA, died on August 5, 2024.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Read more
Jonathan "John" Aprea (March 4, 1941 - August 5, 2024) was an American actor and comedian, best known for his role as the young Sal Tessio in The Godfather: Part II (1974) and on television as Lucas Castigliano in Another World from 1989 to 1992. In 2006, he appeared in The Heiress. He also portrayed Nick Katsopolis in Full House for 2 seasons. He also co-starred with Lee Horsley in Matt Houston during the 1980s.
The Game (7.6)
Movie · 1997
as Power Executive
Full House (7.5)
Show · 1987
as Nick Katsopolis
Bullitt (7.2)
Movie · 1968
as Killer
Brother (7.1)
Movie · 2000
as Mafia Boss Geppetti
Knots Landing (6.9)
Show · 1979
as Manny Vasquez
New Jack City (6.7)
Movie · 1991
as Don Armeteo
The Stepford Wives (6.7)
Movie · 1975
as Young Cop
Decker (6.7)
Show · 2014
as General Cotter
The Manchurian Candidate (6.5)
Movie · 2004
as Rear Admiral Glick
Sunset Park (6.5)
Movie · 1996
as Dominic
The Seven-Ups (6.4)
Movie · 1973
as Killer (uncredited)
Matt Houston (6.3)
Show · 1982
as Lt. Vince Novelli
Mystery Woman: At First Sight (6.3)
Movie · 2006
as Mark McPhillips
The Christmas Pageant (5.9)
Movie · 2011
as Herb
Direct Hit (5.7)
Movie · 1994
as Terry Daniels
Falcon Crest (5.6)
Show · 1981
as Sheriff Jack North
Crazy Mama (5.6)
Movie · 1975
as Marvin
The Idolmaker (5.6)
Movie · 1980
as Mario Vacarri
Dead Man on Campus (5.5)
Movie · 1998
as Mr. Frederickson
Another World (5.5)
Show · 1964
Caged Heat (5.2)
Movie · 1974
as Dream Man
American Anthem (5.2)
Movie · 1986
as Mr. Tevere
Savage Beach (4.5)
Movie · 1989
as Captain Andreas
Picasso Trigger (4.4)
Movie · 1988
as Salazar / Picasso Trigger
CyberTracker (4.1)
Movie · 1994
as Senator Dilly
Sweet Kill (4.1)
Movie · 1972
as Richard
Lost Angelas (4.0)
Movie · 2019
as Senator John Russell
Stevie D (3.9)
Movie · 2016
as Angelo DiMarco
The Dark Side of Tomorrow (3.8)
Movie · 1970
as Jim
To the Limit (3.5)
Movie · 1995
as Philly Bambino
The Act (3.3)
Movie · 1984
as Ron