Giovanni Frezza

'Giovanni Frezza' (qv) was a cute blue-eyed and blonde-haired child actor who popped up in a handful of enjoyably gruesome Italian horror pictures made in the early to mid-1980's. Giovanni was born on September 8, 1972 in Potenza, Italy. He made his film debut in _A Leap in the Dark (1980)_ (qv). Best known for his substantial starring role as the imperiled Bob Boyle in 'Lucio Fulci' (qv)'s supremely creepy _The House by the Cemetery (1981)_ (qv), Frezza's other memorable movie parts include archaeologist 'Christopher Connelly' (qv)'s son Tommy Hacker in the dreary _Manhattan Baby (1982)_ (qv), a spunky inventor and mechanic in the entertainingly trashy post-nuke sci-fi action item _Warriors of the Wasteland (1983)_ (qv), and a persecuted little boy in the nifty giallo murder mystery thriller _A Blade in the Dark (1983)_ (qv). Giovanni's final film appearance was in a small uncredited part at the very end of 'Lamberto Bava' (qv)'s outrageously gory _Demons (1985)_ (qv). Frezza has a black belt in Kung Fu and a degree in Physics. He's the happily married father of three children. Giovanni lives in Chicago, Illinois and works as a marketing manager for an electronics company.::woodyanders