Louis Lombardi

Louis Lombardi is an actor from the Bronx, New York, who was born and raised there and built a career on a natural acting style. His 1993 co-starring turn in the Sundance Film Festival darling Amongst Friends caught Oliver Stone's attention and led to a part in Natural Born Killers. He appeared in the Oscar-winning The Usual Suspects (1995), in the comedy hit The Animal (2001) with Rob Schneider, and in Deuces Wild (2002). He wrote, directed and starred in his first feature, Doughboys, shot in his hometown, and in the short The Boss, a New Year's Eve story about a nightclub owner who is cruel. On television he played Edgar Stiles on 24 and federal agent Skip Lipari on The Sopranos, with further credits on Entourage, Las Vegas, EZ Streets, CSI and a Fantasy Island remake.