Tony Musante

I am great fan of Tony Musante and I am missing this wonderful actor. His performances in The Incident and especially Anonymous Venetian make him unforgettable. I am from Czechia and I saw these films in 1973. Late, but frankhearted condolences...

As a long time fan of Mr. Musante's work, I wanted to honor his memory and let his loved ones know he had such an impact on me as an actor. I am both Italian American and a fellow actor and his talent was truly an inspiration to me and many, many others.

I first became aware of Tony in "the Last Run" with the great George C. Scott . I was a kid and was very impressed by his ability to hold his own on screen with Scott . I always liked seeing him in anything after that - good guy or bad he was always passionate and real . One of the lessons I've used in my life as an actor .

A fan of his ferocious performance in the film "The Incident," I shook his hand and professed my admiration for his acting in the 4th floor hallway that led from the Chicago Sun-Times to the Chicago Daily News. I think "Toma" was about to premiere and he was on a press promo for it. If I were just a guy on a drab Chicago street I would like to think he would have been as nice and welcoming to a fan's word as he was that time. But in a newspaper building (one destined to be supplanted by...

Loved him in all of his work. Just found out he passed. My condolences...

Goodbye dear Tony,

I lost touch and only recently learned of Tonys passing. Tony was my best childhood friend. I think I spent more time at his house than at my own. We formed boyhood clubs: model building, music, boxing, bike racing , any lots more. RIP Tony✝

I worked with Tony many years ago in his Uncle Vic's small grocery store in
Stratford, CT. Luther O. Foulk is my
brother. So sorry to learn of his tragic passing. Condolences to his Wife and family... Alicia Foulk-Whalen
San Diego, CA formerly from Stratford CT email- [email protected]