Reni Santoni (born April 21, 1939) is an American film, television and voice actor. Santoni was born in New York City of Italian, French and Spanish descent. He began his career in off-Broadway theatre. His first significant film role was an uncredited appearance in the 1964 film The Pawnbroker, starring Rod Steiger, in which he played a junkie trying to sell a radio to the title character, using anti-Semitic slurs that have absolutely no...
At the convenience store, Gonzales and Ingrid talk about Cobra before they dr...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
At the convenience store, Gonzales and Ingrid talk about Cobra before they dr...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
After speaking with Ingrid, Cobra and Gonzales talk about the face the sketch...
Harry's partner, Chico stands up for his partner when Harry is given the job ...
Back at the station, Cobra wishes he could do more about tracking the night s...
At the hotel, Cobra is surprised when Nancy Stalk skips out without anybody n...
Harry and Chico watch over the priest who was the target of the serial killer...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
After realizing that they have been double-crossed by Nancy Stalk, Cobra gets...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
Harry runs through the park looking for either the killer or the kidnapped gi...
After speaking with Ingrid, Cobra and Gonzales talk about the face the sketch...
After a high speed car chase that resulted in explosions and damage, the room...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
After speaking with Ingrid, Cobra and Gonzales talk about how attractive Ingr...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
Reporters hound the police, manage to get a few questions answered and start ...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
After being attacked by a group of ax men, Ingrid sits in the hospital recove...
On the phone, Cobra talks with Gonzales, who is currently in Cobra's office.
Chico saves Harry from a beating from a group of neighbors after Harry is cau...
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