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Caglione, John John Caglione Jr. MAKE-UP ARTIST SPECIAL MAKE-UP FX DESIGNER IATSE 798 http://www.johncaglionejr.net FILM (Partial Credits): The Irishman Personal Makeup for Al Pacino – Netflix Dir: Martin Scorsese – LP: Richard Baratta Happy Valley Personal Makeup for Al Pacino – HBO Films Dir: Barry Levinson - LP: Amy Herman Solado Department Head – Black Label Media Dir: Stefano Sollima – LP: Richard Middleton Cast: Josh Brolin, Benicio Del Toro, Matthew Modine, Catherine Keener Only The Brave Department Head – Black Label Media Dir: Joseph Kosinski – LP: Ellen Schwartz Cast: Josh Brolin, Miles TEller Teenage Mutant Ninja Department Head – Paramount Pictures Turtles 2 Dir: Dave Green – UPM: Basil Grillo Cast: Will Arnett, Alessandra Ambrosio, Stephen Arnell Fathers & Daughters Department Head – Voltage Pictures Dir: Gabriele Muccino – LP: Richard Middleton Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Russell Crowe, Diane Kruger, Jane Fonda, Octavia Spencer Aloha Department Head – Columbia Pictures Dept Head / Personal Dir: Cameron Croew – UPM: Robert Huberman Cast: Emma Stone, Rachel McAdams, Alec Baldwin, Danny McBride Amazing Spiderman 2 Department Head – Columbia Pictures Dir: Marc Webb – LP: Bennett Walsh Cast: Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Denis Leary, Paul Giamatti, Martin Sheen Winter’s Tale Department Head –Warner Bros. Dir: Akiva Goldsman – LP: Mike Tadross Cast: Colin Farrell, Russell Crowe, Matt Bomer, Kevin Durand, William Hurt Paranoia Department Head – Relativity Media Dir: Robert Luketic – LP: William Beasley Cast: Amber Heard, Liam Hemsworth, Gary Oldman, Embeth Davitz, Julian McMahon Broken City Personal Makeup for Russell Crowe – Fox Dir: Allen Hughes - LP: William Beasley Untitled Phil Spector Personal Makeup for Al Pacino – HBO Films Biopic Dir: David Mamet - LP: Michael Hausman Tower Heist Department Head – Universal Pictures Dir: Brett Ratner – LP: Bill Carraro Cast: Eddie Murphy, Casey Affleck, Tea Leoni, Gabourey Sidibe, Matthew Broderick ________leslie alyson_____________________________________________________________________ 350 beverly drive, suite 200, beverly hills, ca 90212 o: 310.601.2355 ! c: 310.625.7569 ! leslie@ lesliealyson.com ! www.lesliealyson.com John Caglione Jr.- Page 1 of 4 On The Road Special FX Makeup Designer – MK2 Productions Dir: Walter Sayles – Exec Prod: Francis Ford Coppola Cast: Viggo Mortensen Smurfs Department Head – Columbia Pictures Department Head Special FX Makeup Director: Raja Gosnell – UPM: Richard Baratta You Don’t Know Jack Personal Makeup for Al Pacino – HBO Films Dir: Barry Levinson - LP: Scott Ferguson *EMMY Nominee 2010 – Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries or a Movie Salt Department Head - Columbia Pictures Dir: Phillip Noyce - LP: Ric Kidney Cast: Live Schreiber, Chiwetel Ejiofor State of Play Personal Makeup for Russell Crowe – Universal PIctures Dir: Kevin Macdonald - LP: E. Bennet Walsh Tenderness Department Head – Lionsgate Dir: John Polson – UPM: Sam Hoffman Cast: Russell Crowe, Laura Dern, Tonya Clarke The Dark Knight Personal Makeup For Heath Ledger – Warner Bros. Dir: Christopher Nolan – UPM: Jan Foster *Academy Award Nominee 2009 – Best Achievement in Makeup American Gangster Personal Makeup for Russell Crowe – Universal Pictures Dir: Ridley Scott – LP: Jonathan Filley 3:10 To Yuma Personal Makeup for Russell Crowe – Lionsgate Dir: James Mangold – UPM: Stuart Besser The Departed Department Head – Warner Bros. Department Head Special FX Makeup Dir: Martin Scorsese - LP: G. Mac Brown Cast: Vera Farmiga, Ray Winstone, Alex Baldwin, Kristen Dalton My Super Ex-Girlfriend Department Head – New Regency Dir: Ivan Reitman - LP: Bill Carraro Cast: Luke Wilson, Anna Faris, Rainn Wilson, Eddie Izzard Hide and Seek Department Head - Fox Dir: John Polson - LP: Joe Caracciolo Jr. Cast: Dakota Fanning, Famke Janssen, Elizabeth Shue, Amy Irving Stay Department Head – New Regency Department Head Special FX Makeup Dir: Marc Forster - LP: Bill Carraro Mona Lisa Smile Key Makeup – Revolution Studios Director: Mike Newell – UPM: Richard Baratta Cast: Kristen Dunst, Julia Stiles, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Marcia Gay Harden, Ginnifer Goodwin Angels In America Al Pacino’s “Roy Cohen” makeup – HBO Films Dir: Mike Nicols – UPM: Celia Costas *EMMY WIN 2004 – Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries, Movie or Special ________leslie alyson_____________________________________________________________________ 350 beverly drive, suite 200, beverly hills, ca 90212 o: 310.601.2355 ! c: 310.625.7569 ! leslie@ lesliealyson.com ! www.lesliealyson.com John Caglione Jr.- Page 2 of 4 Gigli Personal Makeup for Al Pacino – Revolution Studios Dir: Martin Brest - LP: Amy Sayres The Recruit Personal Makeup for Al Pacino – Revolution Studios Dir: Roger Donaldson - LP: Ric Kidney Unfaithful Department Head Special FX Makeup - Warner Bros. Dir: Adrian Lyne - LP: G. Mac Brown Insomnia Personal Makeup for Al Pacino – Warner Bros Dir: Christopher Nolan – UPM: Wendy Willliams People I Know Department Head – Myriad Pictures Dir: Dan Algrant – UPM: Meredith Zamsky Cast: Al Pacino, Sophie Dahl, Paulina Portizkova, Ryan O’Neal The Insider Department Head – Spyglass Entertainment Director: Michael Mann – UPM: Pieter Jan Brugge Cast: Al Pacino, Diane Verona, Debi Mazar, Lindsay Crouse, Christopher Plummer The Hurricane Department Head – Universal PIctures Director: Norman Jewison – UPM: William Teitler Cast: Deborah Kara Unger, Live Shcreiber, John Hannah, Debbi Morgan In Dreams Department Head / FX Makeup for Annette Benning – Amblin Entertainment Dir: Neil Jordan – UPM: Nan Bernstein Cast: Aidan Quinn, Robert Downey Jr., Stephen Rea Zero Effect Department Head – Warner Bros. Dir: Jake Kasdan – UPM: Jim Behnke Cast: Ben Stiller, Bill Pullman, Kim Dickens, Angela Featherstone Donnie Brasco Department Head / Department Head Special FX Makeup – Tristar Dir: Mike Newell - LP: Patrick McCormick Cast: Al Pacino, Johnny Depp, Michael Madsen, Kruno Kirby, James Russo The Brave Department Head – Acappella Pictures Dir: Johnny Depp – UPM: Dana Weintraub Cast: Johnny Depp, Marlon Brando, Luiz Guzman Looking For Richard Department Head – Fox Searchlight Dir: Al Pacino - UPM: William Teitler Cast: Al Pacino, Alec Baldwin, Kevin Spacey, Estelle Parsons Heat Department Head – Warner Bros. Department Head Special FX Makeup Dir: Michael Mann - UPM: Pieter Jan Brugge Cast: Al Pacino, Jon Voight, Amy Brenneman, Natalie Portman, Ashley Judd Chaplin Aging Makeup – Tristar Pictures Dir: Sir Richard Attenborough *BAFTA Nominee 1993 – Best Makeup Artist For The Boys Aging Makeup Designer – Fox Dir: Mark Rydell Cast: Bette Midler, James Caan, George Segal ________leslie alyson_____________________________________________________________________ 350 beverly drive, suite 200, beverly hills, ca 90212 o: 310.601.2355 ! c: 310.625.7569 ! leslie@ lesliealyson.com ! www.lesliealyson.com John Caglione Jr.- Page 3 of 4 Dick Tracy Department Head Special Character Makeup – Touchstone Pictures Dir: Warren Beatty - UPM: Jon Landau Cast: Warren Beatty, Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Madonna *Academy Award Win 1991 – Best Makeup *BAFTA Award Win 1991 – Best Makeup Artist *Saturn Award Win 1991 – Best Makeup Poltergeist III FX Makeup - Fox Director: Gary Sherman- Manhunter Department Head Special FX Makeup – De Laurentiis Entertainment Group Dir: Michael Mann - UPM: Jon Landau Year of the Dragon Department Head Special FX Makeup - MGM Dir: Michael Cimino Zelig Department Head Character Makeup – Orion Pictures Corp Dir: Woody Allen - UPM: Ezra Swerdlow *BAFTA Nominee 1984 – Best Makeup Artist Quest for Fire Neanderthal Makeup Designer - Fox Director: Jean-Jacques Annaud TELEVISION: The Tick Makeup Department Head / Special FX Makeup Department Head Amazon Studios (pilot / 2016) Dir: Wally Pfister Cast: Jackie Earle Haley The Interestings Makeup Department Head Amazon Studios (pilot / 2016) Dir: Mike Newell Cast: Jessica Pare, David Krumholtz, Lauren Ambrose The Deuce Makeup Department Head HBO (pilot / 2015) Dir: Michelle MacLaren Cast: James Franco, Maggie Gyllenhaal The Devil You Know Makeup Department Head / Special FX Makeup Department Head HBO (pilot / 2015) Dir: Gus Van Sant Gotham Makeup Department Head / Special FX Makeup Department Head Fox. / ABC (pilot / 2012) Dir: Francis Lawrence Cast: Megan Ketch, Brian Cox, Kevin Conolly The Sopranos Special Makeup – HBO Directors: various American Tragedy F. Lee Bailey FX Make-Up for Christopher Plummer– CBS / Fox Director: Lawrence Schiller Witness to the Mob Makeup Department Head – NBC Director: Thaddeus O’Sullivan Cast: Nicholas Turturro, Tom Sizemore, Debi Mazar, Philip Baker Hall Staff Make-Up Artist for NBC TV New York from 1976 to 1982; shows Included: Late Night with David Letterman NBC News Saturday Night Live (original cast) *Emmy Award Nominee 1994 – Outstanding Individual Achievement in Makeup for a Series ________leslie alyson_____________________________________________________________________ 350 beverly drive, suite 200, beverly hills, ca 90212 o: 310.601.2355 ! c: 310.625.7569 ! leslie@ lesliealyson.com ! www.lesliealyson.com John Caglione Jr.- Page 4 of 4 .
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