20 Facts About Vic Polizos

Nicholas Victor Polizos was born on August 12,1947 and is an American film, television and theatre actor.

Vic Polizos later attended Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, where he studied psychology, in 1967.

Vic Polizos auditioned for the Emory Theatre Department, while it had auditions for the stage play A Man for All Seasons, in which Polizos name wasn't included in the cast listing.

Vic Polizos's role was the "Spanish ambassador Chapuys", in which he injured his leg.

Vic Polizos was later called by the casting director and asked to play a part.

Vic Polizos did well with the lines, and he was offered a part.

Vic Polizos was going to take over the lead role of the character "Captain Sir Thomas Moore," but it was later determined he was not right for the part.

Vic Polizos was cast in a college production, in which Polizos had a week to study his lines to become the character.

Vic Polizos later attended Georgia State University, where he continued studying psychology.

Vic Polizos left Georgia State University and Polizos got an audition from a director, who recommended him to perform with a group.

Vic Polizos later moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and attended Temple University.

Vic Polizos then went on to perform with a summer theatre program in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

Vic Polizos toured with the production of The History of Rock and Roll, Polizos later moved to New York to begin his career in theatre.

Vic Polizos worked as a bartender in New York, and was about to give up his acting career in theatre.

Vic Polizos then got a call from casting director, Meg Simon, who cast Polizos to play the role of a "dockworker" and "sailor" in the Broadway play Anna Christie.

Vic Polizos then began his film and television career in 1980, as he was offered the role of Billy Baylock in the film Brubaker.

Vic Polizos later borrowed money from his father, to move to Los Angeles, California to earn some acting roles.

In 1985, Vic Polizos appeared in the television pilot called Condor.

In 2007, Vic Polizos appeared in the film Randy and the Mob, in which he auditioned for the starring role of "Randy Pearson", though he had not noticed that the film would be shot in Atlanta, Georgia.

Vic Polizos is still continuing his acting career, mainly appearing in film and television.