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This is a list of notable people who were either born or have lived in Staten Island, today a borough of New York City, New York, at some time in their lives. The list does not include people who were only in Staten Island as college students, military personnel, hospital patients, or prisoners. Approximately 800 people (or performing groups) are listed alphabetically under their primary vocations, which themselves are listed alphabetically. Actors, actresses, dancers, models, film and TV Past Phyllis Allen (1861–1938) – comedian who worked with fellow Staten Island native Mabel Normand and other silent-film stars Arthur Anderson (1922–2016) – actor of radio, stage, film, and television; voice of Lucky Charms leprechaun Leslie Barrett (1919–2010) – frequent actor in theater and television, especially 1950s–1960s Maurice Barrymore (born Herbert Blythe, 1849–1905) – vaudeville actor; father of John, Lionel, and Ethel Barrymore; lived in Fort Wadsworth, with their grandmother Louisa Lane Drew John Dehner (1915–1992) – television and movie actor; born on Staten Island Raoul Pene Du Bois (1914–1985) – costume and scenic designer for stage and film; two-time Tony Award winner David Dukes (1945–2000) – stage, television and movie actor; lived briefly in Brighton Heights, Staten Island Joey Faye (born Joseph Antony Palladino, c.1909–1997) – comic actor in vaudeville, theater, films and television David Froman (1938–2010) – portrayed twins Gunther and Bruno on The Edge of Night, and Lt. Bob Brooks on Matlock; once lived in Livingston Ben Grauer (1908–1977) – longtime broadcaster on radio and television Neal Hart (1879–1949) – actor and director of silent films Allen Jenkins (born Alfred McGonegal, 1900–1974) – character actor, voice of cartoon Top Cat's Officer Dibble; born on Staten Island Betsy Joslyn (born 1954) – Broadway actress, best known for Sweeney Todd Thomas W. Keene (born Thomas R. Eagleson, 1840–1898) – Shakespearean actor Guy Kibbee (1882–1956) – stage and film actor, father of CUNY Chancellor Robert Kibbee Paul Land (born Paul Calandrillo, 1956–2007) – actor, Spring Break, The Idolmaker Robert Loggia (1930–2015) – actor, Scarface, The Sopranos, Big; attended New Dorp High School and Wagner College Allan Manings (1924–2010) – television producer and comedy writer, best known for Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, Good Times, One Day at a Time Paul Newman (1925–2008) – Academy Award winning actor; married to Joanne Woodward; lived in St. George, Staten Island Mabel Normand (1892–1930) – silent film actress, director, writer, producer; frequent collaborator with Fatty Arbuckle, Charlie Chaplin, Mack Sennett; grew up in New Brighton Edward Platt (1916–1974) – actor who played "The Chief" on the 1960s TV show Get Smart; born on Staten Island Frances Robinson (born Marion Frances Ladd, 1916–1971) – actress in early films Ivy Scott (1886–1947) – actress on radio and Broadway Raymond Serra (1936–2003) – actor in television and films, including Gotti and the first two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies Don Stewart (1935–2006) – actor, best known for his long-running role as attorney Mike Bauer on Guiding Light Robert Taber (1865–1904) – Shakespearean actor; brother of mathematician Henry Taber, both born on Staten Island Joanne Woodward (born 1930) – Academy Award winning actress; married to Paul Newman; lived in St. George Recent Betty Aberlin – children's television actress known for Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Frank Albanese (1931–2015) – actor known for playing mobsters, most notably "Uncle Pat" on The Sopranos Yancey Arias – actor Gerald Arpino (1923–2008) – dancer, choreographer, co-founder of the Joffrey Ballet Alexandra Barreto – actress in television and film Jedediah Bila – conservative television host; Wagner College valedictorian Mike Bocchetti – stand-up comedian and radio personality Patrick Breen – frequent television actor Kathy Brier – actress in television and musical theater Mickey Burns – television host and producer, best known for the celebrity interview show Profiles Syma Chowdhry – model and television reporter Eric Close – actor who plays Martin Fitzgerald on the CBS drama Without a Trace Sheena Colette – actress on Gossip Girl, White Collar; model in W magazine, Elle; graduated from St. Joseph by the Sea Pete Davidson – comedian, Saturday Night Live Drita D'Avanzo – reality television personality Laura Dean – choreographer known for whirling dances James DeMonaco – screenwriter, director and producer, best known for The Purge franchise Michael Drayer – actor, Mr. Robot, The Sopranos Selita Ebanks – Victoria's Secret model Rich Eisen – former ESPN host; current host for the NFL Network Frances Esemplare (1934–2017) – actress who played Nucci Gualtieri on The Sopranos Jennifer Esposito – actress, Spin City, Summer of Sam; attended Moore Catholic High School Emilio Estevez – actor; oldest son of Janet and Martin Sheen; born on Staten Island Christine Evangelista – actress; star of The Arrangement Robert Funaro – actor, The Sopranos, played Eugene Pontecorvo; lives in New Dorp Chris Galletta – screenwriter of The Kings of Summer Joe Gatto – comedian in The Tenderloins, featured on Impractical Jokers Gee Money (born Gary Euton) – radio and television personality and actor Buddy Giovinazzo – filmmaker and author, best known for Combat Shock and Life is Hot in Cracktown Carmine Giovinazzo – actor who plays Detective Danny Messer on the CBS drama CSI: NY; cousin of Buddy Giovinazzo and Larry Romano Jenn Graziano – executive producer of Staten Island-based reality TV show Mob Wives Renee Graziano – cast member of Mob Wives; sister of Jenn Dan Grimaldi – actor, The Sopranos' twins Philly and Patsy Parisi; former resident Vinny Guadagnino – of MTV's Jersey Shore; born and raised on Staten Island Patti Hansen – model; wife of The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards; graduated from Tottenville High School Melanie Iglesias – model and TV actress Hassan Johnson – actor, featured in The Wire, Belly Rebekka Johnson – actress, best known for playing Dawn Rivecca on Netflix's wrestling comedy GLOW Colin Jost – comedian and writer, best known for Saturday Night Live Florina Kaja – socialite; TV personality; cast member of Season 4 of the reality television series Bad Girls Club Jon and Al Kaplan – musical parody writers, best known for Silence! 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