Acting
Nick Damici
EN cinema · 23 credits
Born
1 January 1960 (age 66)
Birthplace
USA
Nick Damici (born 1959 or 1960, United States) is an American actor and screenwriter who grew up in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, of mixed Italian and Canarian descent. His mentor is actor Michael Moriarty. He has a long-standing creative partnership with director Jim Mickle, having collaborated on four films: Mulberry Street (2006), Stake Land (2010), We Are What We Are (2013), and Cold in July (2014). He is best known for his role as Mister in Stake Land (which he co-wrote) and its sequel The Stakelander (2016), and for co-developing the SundanceTV series Hap and Leonard (2016–2018) based on Joe R. Lansdale's novels. Other credits include In the Cut (2003), World Trade Center (2006), Premium Rush (2012), Late Phases (2014), and Bushwick (2017). He has received multiple Fangoria Chainsaw Award nominations and won Special Awards for Best Leading Actor and Best Hero (2014). His exact date of birth is unconfirmed (sources vary between 1959 and 1960).
Known for
Filmography
The Don of 42nd St
as Franco
Blood Conscious
as The stranger
Bushwick
Screenplay
The Stakelander
as Mister, Executive Producer, Writer
Cold in July
as Ray Price, Screenplay
Late Phases
as Ambrose McKinley
The Sacrament
as Loyalist
We Are What We Are
as Sheriff Meeks, Writer
Premium Rush
as Detective
Stake Land: Mister
as Mister, Writer
Stake Land
as Mister, Screenplay
Never Down
as August
My Sexiest Year
as Tape Measure
Mulberry Street
as Clutch, Writer
World Trade Center
as Lieutenant Kassimatis
In the Cut
as Detective Rodriguez
The Underdogs
as The Hunte