David Violi

David Violi is an American actor. The New Jersey native had the honor of being cast in "Elvis Lives!" the first film commissioned by Mark Cuban for his AxsTv channel. His performance brought praise from the film's award-winning director Steve Balderson. He played the mysterious acquaintance of star Daniel Hugh Kelly in the thriller "Hunt for Truth" and the pivotal role as tough as nails boss Ari Reinholtz in "Double Down". David was a Series Regular in the comedy "24 Hours In Hotel Hell" along with comedian Doug Stanhope and Barry Livingston from the classic "My Three Sons" TV series. Being considered for roles that eventually have gone to Brad Pitt, Ben Affleck and others keeps David ready, excited and on top of his game. David can, additionally, be seen Guest-Starring on various TV shows. An all-around athlete, David has trained with Stuart Wilson, Bruce Willis's longtime personal stuntman, in weapons handling and action acting. When David isn't busy making a new film or TV show he can be found staying active, hitting the gym, swimming or enjoying the outdoors from the beach to the mountains.