Joseph Marrese

Joseph started acting at age 13. By the age of 18, Joseph had landed over a dozen film and TV roles, along with over 14 TV commercials. Joseph's break out role was of Vittorio Innocente, playing the icon Sophia Loren's son in Capri Film's TV Mini Series Drama Lives of the Saints, with this role Joseph won the Young Artist's Award in Los Angeles California. Joseph played many recurring roles on Pax Network Doc, ESPN Playmakers, and CTV Flashpoint, in which he was nominated a second time for the Young Artist award for his work on Doc playing the role of Jordan, a teen slowing going deaf where he learned sign language. Joseph also played leading roles in the sci-fi film Threshold and USA TV net's The Promise and The Messiah. Joseph was born and raised in Toronto Canada, of Italian grandparents where he learned to speak fluent Italian.

Joseph started acting at age 13. By the age of 18, Joseph had landed over a dozen film and TV roles, along with over 14 TV commercials. Joseph's break out role was of Vittorio Innocente, playing the icon Sophia Loren's son in Capri Film's TV Mini Series Drama Lives of the Saints, with this role Joseph won the Young Artist's Award in Los Angeles California. Joseph played many recurring roles on Pax Network Doc, ESPN Playmakers, and CTV Flashpoint, in which he was nominated a second time for the Young Artist award for his work on Doc playing the role of Jordan, a teen slowing going deaf where he learned sign language. Joseph also played leading roles in the sci-fi film Threshold and USA TV net's The Promise and The Messiah. Joseph was born and raised in Toronto Canada, of Italian grandparents where he learned to speak fluent Italian.