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Joe Pantoliano


Born
in Hoboken, New Jersey
September 12, 1951

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Joe Pantoliano is an American actor sometimes referred to as "Joey Pants". Pantoliano is also known for taking his diagnosis with clinical depression public and starting the non-profit organization "No Kidding, Me Too!" to educate the public about mental illness. ...more

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Narrows Gate

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Animosity

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Who's Sorry Now: The True S...

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Asylum: A Memoir About Holl...

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“In 2001 New York came under attack, and thousands of people simply evaporated, leaving behind only dust and bits of gold Rolex watches. We were told that we had nothing to worry about, that we should go shopping. I was eager to please my country, for shopping had long been an answer for me, but what I couldn't pay for, I stole. I started to accumulate stuff I felt would make me feel whole: I surrounded myself with symbols of status. I believed the TV commercials with all my heart. I felt that those material things I was being sold defined me.”
Joe Pantoliano, Asylum: A Memoir About Hollywood, Mental Illness, Recovery, and Being My Mother's Son

“My memory is a scary place: you need a flashlight and a gun so as not to get mugged in there.”
Joe Pantoliano, Asylum: A Memoir About Hollywood, Mental Illness, Recovery, and Being My Mother's Son

“The fact was I never had the tools for proper living, because my family never had the tools, and I thought the entire human race was like that.”
Joe Pantoliano, Asylum: A Memoir About Hollywood, Mental Illness, Recovery, and Being My Mother's Son

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