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D’Amico earned a Drama Desk Award nomination for his role.ĭ’Amico’s other film and TV credits include 1980’s “Superman II” and guest shots on “Drop the Dead Donkey,” “Boon,” “Jeeves and Wooster,” “As Time Goes By” and “Murder Most Horrid.”Įverything Coming to Netflix in January 2021 In 19, D’Amico co-starred on Broadway opposite Philip Bosco and and Rosemary Harris in the play “An Inspector Calls,” directed by Stephen Daldry. He co-starred in the 1992 National Theater production of “Angels in America,” receiving an Olivier Award nomination for his work. He had numerous roles in British TV series including 2002’s “The Bill,” 2005’s “Family Affairs,” the 1991-92 series “Trainer” and 1982’s “S.W.A.L.K.” “Tales of the City” and the Mouse character specifically were praised for offering an unusually nuance portraits of the LGBT experience.ĭ’Amico was recently seen in the TNT series “The Alienist” in a small role. 1 Born in Germany to an American father and a British mother, D'Amico was raised in the United Kingdom, then later appeared in various theatre productions. In “Tales of the City,” the Mouse character becomes best friends with Mary Ann Singleton, played by Laura Linney, the wide-eyed young woman who moves to San Francisco from the Midwest. Marcus D'Amico (4 December 1965 16 December 2020) was a film, television, and stage actor best known for his role as Michael 'Mouse' Tolliver in the 1993 Tales of the City miniseries.

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