Leonardo Cimino 1917 – 2012

Biography

Leonardo Cimino was born on November 4, 1917, in Manhattan, where he began his journey toward a career in the entertainment industry. Over the course of his life, he built a presence in American theater and film, contributing his talents to the performing arts during much of the twentieth century. His work as an actor spanned decades, allowing him to participate in the rich cultural landscape of his era.

Cimino’s career reflected the dedication and passion he brought to his craft. Living through significant periods of American history, he witnessed and participated in the evolution of entertainment across multiple generations. His presence in the industry left an impression on those with whom he worked and those who enjoyed his performances.

On March 3, 2012, Leonardo Cimino passed away in Woodstock at the age of ninety-four, following cardiovascular disease. He was laid to rest at Woodstock Cemetery, where his memory is preserved. His legacy remains part of the cultural heritage of American performance arts, remembered as someone who devoted much of his life to his profession and the entertainment industry.