Chuck Low

Chuck Low (Charles Low) is an American actor who was born on July 21, 1928 in New York and died on September 18, 2017 in New Jersey, at the age of 89. He started acting at a late age, coming from the real estate business. He is best known for his role as wig salesman Morris "Morrie" Kessler in Martin Scorsese's Best Friends.

He served in the US army in his youth. He then turned to real estate development in the Tribeca district of Manhattan and played a role in the conversion of old industrial buildings into residences. She met Robert De Niro in 1980, when the actor was a tenant in a building he owned. The friendship between them led Low to cinema and he appeared in many films starring De Niro.

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One of his first roles was a Chinese restaurant scene in Scorsese's 1982 King of Comedy. He played Deborah's father in 1984's Once Upon a Time in America and Cabeza in 1986's The Mission. His most talked-about performance was the character of Morrie, who boasted about his television commercial and was indebted to the mafia, in the 1990 film Best Friends.

In 1992, he played Bernie in Mistress and Freddy DiMario in Night and the City. In 1996, she played a dance competition judge in Sleepers. His last movie role was Bruno in 2003's Kill the Poor. He also appeared on television in the TV series The Sopranos. Low, who died in his sleep in a nursing home, was buried in Elmont, New York.