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The actor discusses her warmhearted film "About My Father," the influence of comedy greats and her Bravo obsession

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Italian American comedian Sebastian Maniscalco reveals how he lost the part of the titular plumber to Chris Pratt, and it's a-musing

Although its title evokes Pedro Almodovar’s 1999 Oscar-winner “All About My Mother,” Robert De Niro’s comedy vehicle “About My Father” is more like a variation on a theme of the 2000 De Niro-starring hit “Meet the Parents.” Featuring De Niro as Chicago hairdresser Salvo Maniscalco, a part played by Tony…

As an actor, Sebastian Maniscalco is a great comedian. And that's pretty much how "About My Father" goes: As a movie, it never feels like anything more than material that would be better served in one of Maniscalco's killer stand-up routines.

Sebastian Maniscalco co-writes and stars in weak comedy that revels in stereotypes.

Robert De Niro reprises his scary dad role in “About My Father,” a big sloppy Italian American kiss about family, writes Associated Press critic Mark Kennedy

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The father, Salvo Maniscalco, who’s an Arlington Heights hairdresser, taught some Italian to the Oscar winner for role in ‘About My Father.’

Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco wanted to make a movie for and about his father

Ray Romano stars and directs the comedy, but who else stars alongside him in the Somewhere in Queen’s cast? Here’s our rundown.