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Eric Bruno Borgman
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Audtioned for the role of Aaron Stampler for the film
Primal Fear (1996)
;
Edward Norton
got the role instead.
Is half Italian. He was given "Bruno," as his middle name in honor of his Italian grandfather Bruno Ferroli who was born in Friuli, Italy.
As a child Eric took tap dance lessons in Boston at the Leon Collins Dance Studio from
Dianne Walker
and
Leon Collins
.
Put on over 30 pounds of weight, for his bit role in _Amistad (1997)_ so he'd look the part of an 1839 businessman. He weighed in at 230 pounds.
Audtioned for the role of Joe for the film
Joe's Apartment (1996)
;
Jerry O'Connell
got the role instead.
Is a student of silent movie comedies, such as those made by
Buster Keaton
,
Charley Chase
and
Stan Laurel
and
Oliver Hardy
. He has on several occasions written, directed and acted in silent movie comedy films and segments.
Is actor/comedian
Jeff Foxworthy
's seventh cousin and President
George W. Bush
's eighth cousin once removed.
Is the second cousin of filmmaker
Jenny Raskin
.
A first cousin once removed of
Suze Rotolo
.
As of 2016, has appeared in three films that were nominated for the Best Picture Oscar:
The Cider House Rules (1999)
,
Mystic River (2003)
and
The Departed (2006)
, with the latter winning in the category.
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