Michael Gentile, a native of New York, has a unique approach to acting that mirrors his eclectic lifestyle. Prior to his acting career, he worked in private investigations and real estate, which he tackled with the same enthusiasm he brings to his craft.
Michael's filmography boasts a range of award-winning projects, including Pickings, Serious Laundry, Cigarette Soup, Drawing with Chalk, The Definition of Insanity, and the upcoming gritty drama, The Damaged. His extensive experience in the industry has led him to play a diverse array of characters, such as a heroic Army Sergeant, a charming hit man, and a deranged serial murderer.
On stage, Michael has demonstrated his versatility by taking on a variety of roles. These include Edwin Booth in The Players Club, Mercutio with the Hudson Shakespeare Company, Sheriff Tate in To Kill a Mockingbird at the Queens Theatre, and Walter Kaufmann, a German-Jewish composer, in the Off-Broadway premiere of The Music in My Blood with the Hypokrite Theatre Company. A cabaret-style musical comedy is currently in development, showcasing Michael's range and creativity.
In addition to his acting career, Michael is also a skilled videographer, photographer, and storyteller, with over a decade of experience in these fields. He has also honed his editing skills, making him a triple threat in the entertainment industry.
Notably, Michael has received critical acclaim for his performances, including the Best Actor Award at the Art is Alive Film Festival for his work in both the short film Charles Haux and the feature film The Damaged. His upcoming projects include The Monster Mash, a horror anthology in which he will perform in two lead roles, and Fall Fever, a dramedy that follows the misadventures of an expat living in Sri Lanka.
