
Sam Coppola
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- July 31, 1935
- Died
- February 5, 2012
- Birthplace
- Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
Sam Coppola was born on July 31, 1935 in Jersey City, New Jersey, USA. He was an actor, known for Saturday Night Fever (1977), Fatal Attraction (1987) and Jacob's Ladder (1990). He was married to Helen Shinnick. He died on February 5, 2012 in Leonia, New Jersey.
Filmography
- Run It
Run It 2013
as Vinny

Over/Under 2013
as Vinnie

Driving Me Crazy 2012
as Larry Petterson

Reunion 2009
as Max

House of Satisfaction 2008
as Barry

Heavy Petting 2007
as Old Codger #1

The Warrior Class 2007
as Abe Rosencranz

Nola 2003
as Gus

Empire 2002
as Bobby Gold

Friends and Family 2001
as Carlo Ricci

The Big Heist 2001
as Paul Castellano

Sally 2000
as Dr. Felch

Blue Moon 2000
as Bill

The Deli 1997
as Mr. Bishop

Palookaville 1996
as Mr. Kott, Money Truck Driver

Cagney & Lacey: True Convictions 1996
as Jan Kaplovitz

The Counterfeit Contessa 1994
as Mel Nardino

Money for Nothing 1993
as Bartender Lindey

Joey Breaker 1993
as Sid Kramer

Citizen Cohn 1992
as Carmine Galante

Dead and Alive: The Race for Gus Farace 1991
as Albie Carbone

A Kiss Before Dying 1991
as Detective Michaelson

Jacob's Ladder 1990
as Taxi Driver

Street Hunter 1990
as Jannelli

Blue Steel 1990
as PBA Representative

Murder in Black and White 1990
as Dave

She's Back 1989
as Det. Brophy

Internal Affairs 1988
as Dave

Zits 1988
as Principal

Fatal Attraction 1987
as Fuselli
- Cat & Mousse
Cat & Mousse 1987
as Bernie

Without a Trace 1983
as Schoyer

A Question of Honor 1982
as John

King Crab 1980
as Otto

Hardhat & Legs 1980
as Aldo

The $5.20 an Hour Dream 1980
as Harry

Saturday Night Fever 1977
as Fusco

Death Journey 1976
as Detective Johnson

The Super Cops 1974
as Detective (uncredited)

Crazy Joe 1974
as Chick

Serpico 1973
as Cop (uncredited)

Mr. Inside/Mr. Outside 1973
as Cop #1

The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight 1971
as Julie
- Interplay
Interplay 1971
as Mel

The Anderson Tapes 1971
as Private Detective
Credits from TMDB.