Stewart J. Zully

Stewart J. Zully is an actor, writer, director, producer and teacher who has worked in film, television and theater for more than three decades. His screen credits include Malcolm X, Bonfire of the Vanities, For the Boys and Wolf (1994), with later parts in Push, Fighting For Freedom and Gods Behaving Badly, as well as New in Town (2009). On television he played Alan Ginsberg, Tony's accountant, in a recurring part on The Sopranos, and he turned up in more than 20 episodes of the Law and Order shows, Burn Notice, Unforgettable, Becker and Columbo. Off-Broadway he took leading roles, among them Rob Ackerman's Tabletop at The American Place Theater. He co-wrote and co-produced Perfect Opposites and directed Heat of Re-entry, and in 2004 his work on a Citibank Identity Theft campaign brought an Emmy for best commercial of the year. He founded the Theater 40 Annual One-Act Festival in Los Angeles in 1990.