Guy Nardulli, a talented American actor, has had a remarkable career spanning over three decades. He began his journey in his thirties, and since then, he has appeared in numerous television dramas and soap operas, as well as films that showcase his versatility as an actor.
Born in Harwood Hts, Illinois, Nardulli initially pursued a career in American football. He played college football at Elmhurst College, earning three-time ALL-AMERICAN honors, before moving to Italy to play for the Bolzano Giants in the Italian Football League. After returning to the United States, he played for teams in Ohio and Illinois, ultimately concluding his football career with the Chicago Thunder.
Nardulli's unexpected transition into dance led him to join the legendary male dance troupe The Chippendales. This experience, in turn, sparked his interest in acting, and he made his on-screen debut as a thug in three episodes of the CBS soap opera The Young & The Restless.
Over the years, Nardulli has built an impressive resume, appearing in a wide range of television shows, including House, Monk, and How I Met Your Mother. His first major recurring role was as Jimmy Delvecchio in the award-winning sitcom Where the Bears Are, which follows three bears who solve murder mysteries.
More recently, Nardulli has appeared as Vincent in the CBS soap opera The Bold & The Beautiful and has made numerous guest appearances on TMI Hollywood. His most notable roles include starring alongside Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds, and Gal Gadot in the film RED NOTICE and playing Johnny the Zip in the critically acclaimed show TULSA KING, starring Sylvester Stallone.
Nardulli's accomplishments extend beyond acting, as he has also written, produced, and starred in the 2016 indie film Last Goodbye, showcasing his all-around talent and versatility as a performer.
