F. Murray Abraham

Fahrid Murray Abraham is an American actor born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on October 24th, 1939. He is best known for playing Antonio Salieri in the 1985 drama Amadeus for which he won the Oscar nomination for Best Actor. His first role in a horror feature was in the 2000 television movie The Darkling playing a character named Bruno Rabin. In 2001, he played architectural magnate Cyrus Kriticos in Steve Beck's remake of Thir13en Ghosts. Following which, Abraham's horror venues ventured into the direct-to-video market, first with the 2007 film Blood Monkey followed by Shark Swarm in 2008.

Notes & Trivia

 * Is of Italian/Syrian descent.


 * Also provided the narration for the Interview With the Vampire audio-book.