Dominic Fumusa

Dominic Fumusa
Born	September 13, 1969 Wisconsin, United States
Spouse	Ilana Levine (2002-present)

Dominic Fumusa ( /fəˈmuːsə/; born September 13, 1969) is an American stage and screen actor, currently starring on the comedy drama series Nurse Jackie on Showtime.

Career

Fumusa has originated roles on the Broadway stage in such plays as the Tony Award-winning Take Me Out, Tape, and [sic]. He has previously had a recurring role in As the World Turns, and guest starred as Carrie Bradshaw's highly-critical ex-boyfriend Jim in the October 1, 2000 episode of the HBO series Sex and the City, titled "Frenemies."

Filmography

Television
Year	Title	Role	Notes
1999-2008	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit	Detective Lopez/Lieutenant Coates/Lt. Gary Rosten	3 episodes "Stalked", "Paranoia", "PTSD"
2000	The Sopranos	Gregory Moltisanti	1 episode "D-Girl"
	Sex and the City	Jim	1 episode "Frenemies"
2001-2008	Law & Order	Scott Turner/Tom Lupo	2 episodes "Called Home", "Prejudice"
2003	CSI: Miami	Vincent Graziano	1 episode "Forced entry"
	Charmed	Saleel	1 episode "Lucky Charmed"
2004	Hack	Devlin	1 episode "Double Exposure"
	NYPD Blue	Jerry Toback	1 episode "In Goddess We Trussed"
2005	Numb3rs	Jonas Bayle	1 episode "Identity Crisis"
	CSI: NY	Robert Costa	1 episode "Crime and Misdemeanor"
	Bones	Peter St. James	1 episode "Pilot"
2009	Kings	Ethan's cohort	1 episode "Insurrection"
2009-present	Nurse Jackie	Kevin Peyton	35 episodes; Series regular

Film
Year	Film	Role	Notes
2002	The Guru	Waldo Hernandez
2005	Dealbreaker	Stephen	Short film directed by Gwyneth Paltrow
2006	Chloe's Prayer	Matthew
	Grilled	Ralph
2008	This Is a Story About Ted and Alice	Ted
2009	Management	Stan Ball
	Staten Island	Giammarino
2010	Helena from the Wedding	Don
	One Fall	Tom Schmidt
	Under the influence	School Principal

External links

Dominic Fumusa at the Internet Movie Database

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Name	Fumusa, Dominic
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Date of birth	September 13, 1969
Place of birth	Wisconsin, United States
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