Steve Rossi

Steve Rossi Is Half Of The World Famous Comedy Team Of Allen And Rossi. At The Age Of 6 He Appeared In Going My Way With Bing Crosby The Jolson Story And Over 30 Movies. At 16 Steve Received A Scholarship To The University Of Loyola Marymount In Los Angeles And Received His Bachelor Of Arts Degree In Communication Arts And Theater And In Latin And Greek. In 1954 Steve Co-Starred With Mae West In Her Sold Out Concerts All Over America. Steve Rossi Teamed Up With Marty Allen In 1957 Where They Became America’s #1 Comedy Team. They Appeared On Over 700 Television Shows Including 44 Appearances On The Ed Sullivan Show 3 Of Which Were With The Beatles In 1964. Other Shows He Guest Starred On Were Perry Como Dean Martin Dinah Shore Merv Griffin Mike Douglas And The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson. Allen And Rossi Were Also Regular Guests Stars On “What’s My Line” “Hollywood Squares” “Password” And Numerous Other Game Shows. They Also Starred In Several Paramount Films Notably The Last Of The Secret Agents With Nancy Sinatra And Ed Sullivan As Guest Stars. The Film Is Shown Worldwide And Has Been The Movie Of The Week On Showtime HBO Cinemax And 11 Appearances A Record On American Move Classics. Most Recently September 21 1999. Steve Rossi Produced And Starred In The 25th Anniversary Allen And Rossi Special With Special Guest Stars Engelbert Humperdinck Jerry Lewis Sammy Davis Jr. Don Rickles Phyllis Diller Redd Foxx Martin Sheen Ernie Borgnine Rich Little Jack Jones And Tony Orlando. Steve Has Produced 11 Comedy Albums And Eight Singing Albums On Such Labels As RCA And Columbia. Steve Sold 2 Million Copies Of His Hit Record “More” Which Was Nominated For An Academy Award. On May 20th 1999 Steve Rossi Was Inducted Into The Show Business Legends Hall Of Fame At The Tropicana Hotel In Las Vegas. In 1999 Steve Celebrated His 50th Year In Show Business And Is Young Enough To Look Forward To The Next 50 Years. read less