Anthony Barrile is an accomplished actor whose diverse body of work has captivated audiences both on stage and screen. Collectors particularly seek out his role as 'Vincent 'Alphabet' Languilli' in the 1987 Vietnam War film *Hamburger Hill*, a gritty portrayal that resonates with fans of war cinema and offers a poignant look at the complexities of combat. The film's realistic depiction of the Vietnam War and Barrile’s compelling performance make it a must-have for any serious film collector. In addition to his film work, Barrile gained notoriety as 'Cousin Kevin' in the original Broadway production of *The Who’s Tommy*, and his voice can be heard on its iconic cast recording. His appearances in notable titles like *Friday the 13th: A New Beginning* and *Kiss Me, Guido* further solidify his status in the realm of cult cinema. With a blend of stage and screen experiences, Barrile's contributions to film history and his memorable characters continue to attract collectors eager to celebrate his work in physical media.