Rich Graff

Award winning actor Rich Graff was born and raised in the heart of New York City. The son of immigrant parents, Rich was destined to be on-screen. A commercial producer, who happened to be at the hospital when Rich was born, requested to use Rich as a Gerber baby. Mr. Graff has been writing his own stories, and performing in them since the age of 6. By the age of 10, Rich had learned to play several musical instruments by ear at a competitive level. He attended Aviation High School in NYC, where he pursued his love of flying. Rich Graff has studied with the world renowned acting teacher Wynn Handman at his private studio, and with Peter Minor at T. Schreiber studios. Rich Graff has a B.A. in Writing & Literature from SUNY Potsdam and a law degree from NYU. It was not long before the film and television industry in New York recognized Rich's natural talents, and after landing several lead roles in a variety of independent movies, he was cast in his first major television role, as a detective on "Law & Order Criminal Intent" (2011). After booking many other roles on television, Rich's breakthrough role on the big screen came as the love interest of Heather Graham in "My Dead Boyfriend" (2015), directed by Anthony Edward's. Rich has recently completed filming the lead role, Lucky Luciano, on the highly anticipated new series on AMC, The "Making of the Mob" (2015), directed by John Ealer, which will be aired in the summer of 2015.