The Secret City, Antonio Sabato Hollywood Premiere
Antonio Sabato Hollywood Premiere
The Italian-American actor has made quite a name for himself in recent years. His career began in the early 1990s and included films such as “Safe Harbour” and “Escape From the Bronx.” While his father died from complications of COVID-19, his son continues to appear in films and television series. Currently a Trump supporter, Antonio Sabato Jr. is a fan of the president and has expressed his admiration for his deceased father.
After supporting Donald Trump in the 2016 election, Antonio Sabato Actor was blacklisted in Hollywood. He moved to Florida and found work in construction. But now, he wants to come back to acting. In Death of a Nation, he plays the younger brother of a former outlaw who takes refuge in a small Utah town. The film also features Sabato’s father speaking out about the consequences of his support of Donald Trump.
In the 1950s, growing up in Palermo, Sicily, Antonio Sabato dreamed of becoming an actor. He hid from his parents so that he could sneak into cinemas and see Luchino Visconti films. He even ran away from home to infiltrate the Cinecitta film studio in Rome. His idols included Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra, and Franco Zeffirelli.
The Secret City, Antonio Sabato Hollywood Premiere
The latest film from the director of Tribe and The Bay, Antonio Sabato’s Safe Harbour is a thriller set in rural Utah. Sabato and his brothers take refuge near a small town and lock horns with the Sheriff. They’re joined by actors Robert Wagner, Kevin Sorbo, and Ronn Moss. Other cast members include Kaya Jones and Lorenzo Lamas.
While most of his acting credits are for guest appearances on reality shows and budget films, Antonio Sabato Jr. also has a long list of political involvement. His support for Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential election got him blackballed from a coveted role on the television show, “General Hospital.” Later, he unsuccessfully ran for a congressional seat in California. However, the scandals surrounding him continue to spread.
At the Secret City, Antonio Sabato Hollywood premiere on Wednesday, he discussed his political views. While a member of the Republican Party, he did not always vote Republican. He voted for Bill Clinton’s presidential bid in 2008 and again in 2012, mostly because most of his Hollywood friends did. Despite his political views, Sabato did not consider himself a social conservative. However, he is not one of the few people in Hollywood who does.