Frank John Hughes

Biography

Frank John Hughes, born on November 11, 1967, is an American film and television actor recognized for his roles in various notable productions. He gained prominence for portraying "Wild Bill" Guarnere in HBO's miniseries Band of Brothers, and has appeared in films such as Catch Me If You Can, Bad Boys, and The Funeral. A native of the South Bronx, Hughes studied jazz composition at the Berklee College of Music and became one of the youngest lifetime members of The Actor's Studio. He made his feature film debut in True Convictions (1991) and has since earned critical acclaim for performances in films like Mr. Vincent and Anacardium. In television, he is also known for roles in 24 and The Sopranos. Hughes is married and resides in the United States.