Person file · Acting
Casey Siemaszko
Born 1961-03-17Chicago, Illinois, USA
Casey Siemaszko (born Kazimierz A. Siemaszko) is a Polish-American actor and the brother of actress Nina Siemaszko. The son of a fighter in the Polish Underground who survived the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Siemaszko narrated the 1998 feature, The Polish-Americans. Siemaszko was a graduate of the Goodman School of Drama at DePaul University in Chicago, which his sister, Nina Siemaszko later also attended. His acting career consists of smaller roles in dozen of popular films, including Back to the Future, Young Guns, Silence of the Heart, Of Mice and Men, Killing Kennedy, Back to the Future Part II and Stand By Me.
Screen work
Movies & roles
Killing KennedyJack RubyPublic EnemiesHarry BermanThe Boy Who Cried Bitch: The Adolescent YearsRoleGrand Theft Auto: San Andreas - The IntroductionJohnny Sindacco (voice) (uncredited)The Street LawyerRafter MayesThe CrewYoung Bobby BartellemeoLimboBobby GastineauChameleon II: Death MatchJake BookerTogether and AloneBillyRose HillFergus CarrollBlissTannerMistrialDetective Bobby ZitoThe PhantomMorganBlack ScorpionDr. Goddard / The Breath TakerNapoleonConan (voice)Milk MoneyCashMy Life's in TurnaroundHimselfTeresa's TattooMichaelThe Paint JobCalOf Mice and MenCurleyNear Mrs.Colin PhippsThe Big SliceMike SawyerThe ChaseHutchinsonBack to the Future Part II3-D