Andrea Scarduzio
Andrea Scarduzio studied at the prestigious "Lee Strasberg Institute" in Los Angeles where he was one of few to ever be awarded a full scholarship. Upon graduation, Andrea worked on "Cake" with Joe Estevez and G.W. Bailey and the "Color of the Cross", the first Hollywood movie about a black Jesus Christ. Most recently Andrea appeared on "Til Death" opposite Brad Garrett.
Movies
Robert McCall vows to stop an Italian crime syndicate from brutalizing and extorting the residents of a small coastal town that has won his heart.
The hottest biotech company in the world has discovered they can clone history’s most influential people from the dead. Now, they are auctioning clones of Michelangelo, Galileo, Vivaldi, and others for tens of millions of dollars to the world’s ultra-rich. But when they steal the Shroud of Turin and clone the DNA of Jesus Christ, all hell breaks loose.