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Well, they often portray angry Italian guys, but I don't think that "Cop, cop, and more cop." accurately describes roles like Al Capone, Max Cady, Jake LaMotta, Vito Corleone, Tony Montana, Michael Corleone, and Sonny Wortzik (bank robber in "Dog Day Afternoon").
Dennis Franz's roles might be described as "Cop, cop, and more cop."
I'm sure this isn't exactly what the OP is getting at, but Richard Belzer has played the character John Munch in nine different television series. That's got to be a record.
I'm sure this isn't exactly what the OP is getting at, but Richard Belzer has played the character John Munch in nine different television series. That's got to be a record.
I think it set a record for the same character appearing in the most shows when it hit six.
Pierce Brosnan has played the role of an assassin a lot. Funny thing is....he isn't that good at it. He was pretty good at playing James Bond.....a suave and sophisticated ladies man assassin. But a run of mill assassin? No. Why he do that?
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