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Joe Tabb

American actor

Joe Tabbanella (most often credited as Joe Tabb) is an American actor best known for his work on U.S. adaptations of Latin American telenovelas, having played Marco Manetti on Desire and Stevens on Saints & Sinners, both broadcast on MyNetworkTV in 2006 and 2007 respectively.

01Filmography

Films

Year Film Role Director Notes
1996 Electra Billy Duncan Julian Grant Credited as Joe Tab (sic)
1997 My F-ing Job Tony Eric Thies
1998 Highland Park Blues John Jens Pilegaard Direct-to-video release
This Town John K. Anderson Short film
1999 Choose Life Wiseguy #1 Gregory Alosio
2002 Feedback Lenny Teo Konuralp Credited as Joe Tabbanella
Only Human Bruce Kane Picoy Short film
2003 April's Shower Jake Trish Doolan Credited as Joe Tabbanella
2005 Survival of the Fittest Benny Graziano Daria Price Short film
2007 Fetch Jimmy Daniel Bernhardt Short film
Made in Brooklyn James Gregory Alosio, Sharon Angela, and Jeff Mazzola
2008 What's True Detective Giani Del Rio Trish Doolan Short film
2009 Under New Management Lilo Conforte Joe Otting Credited as Joe Tabbenella (sic)
2012 Matter of Family Steven Tibor Takács Short film
2020 Suicide: Quiet Ideation, Loud Consequences Self Jacqui Blue Documentary. Credited as Joe Tabbanella
2024 It's NOT About the Notebook Adam Joe Tabb Short film

Television

Year(s) Title Role(s) Notes
1995 Night Stand with Dick Dietrick Terry S1E22 "Post Office Show"
1996 Women: Stories of Passion The Clown S1E8 "City of Men"
1997 Melrose Place Tailor S6E10 "My Little Coma Girl"
2004 NCIS Ricky "Little Ricky" Napolitano S2E5 "The Bone Yard". Credited as Joe Tabbanella
2006 The Young and the Restless Earl - Jabot Employee Episode #8351
Desire Marco Manetti 55 episodes
2007 Saints & Sinners Stevens 25 episodes
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