Bio

Aldo Juliano is a full-blooded Italian from the suburbs of Philadelphia—one of six kids (five boys and one girl) raised by loving parents who’ve been married for 55 years (and counting). With 17 nieces and nephews and 8 grand-nieces and nephews, family has always been at the heart of his world. He grew up working construction by day and wrestling with passion—literally. His relentless work ethic and dedication to the sport propelled him to the third round of the 1984 Olympic Trials.Driven by ambition and a love for performance, Aldo moved to New York to pursue an acting career. He spent his days in acting classes and his nights working at Chippendales—hustling around the clock to make his dream a reality.

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He decided to take the next step moving to LA, now adding stand up comedy and writing to his resume and pursuits. Landing in Santa Monica, Aldo started writing and performing comedy in-between acting jobs. He is a veteran of the “Witness Protection Comedy Shows” and has appeared with the legendary Garrett Morris in a benefit for Habitat for Humanity. He has performed with Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley for the Odessa Chambliss Quality of Life Foundation. He was first runner up in the Carnival Cruise Comedy Contest. He was the opening act for 8 months prior to Covid for the hysterical Jay Mohr.

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Aldo has shared the stage with the Amazing Adam Hunter, Jim Summers, Greg Wilson, Tom Clark, Joe Bartnick, Greg Vaccariello, Kira Soltanovich and Shawn Pelofsky, to name a few. Aldo has performed at the Hollywood Improv, the Laugh Factory, The Comedy Store, The Icehouse, Downtown Comedy Club, Comedy Cabaret, Atlanta Punchline, the Prime Cut and The Comedy Zone. 

 

Aldo's acting career has been a fun ride working with Amazing people like Thomas Jane, Danny Trejo, Sylvester Stallone and Chuck Zito in “Reach Me” and getting to share the screen with Willem Dafoe and Matt Dillion in “Bad Country”. Aldo is currently having a blast working on a TV show called “California Dream” playing a mob connected big movie producer. Aldo also started his own Non-Profit Wrestling Club for All kids called, “Westside Mat Monsters.” He is hardworking, dedicated, dependable, and loyal and loves his huge Italian family which, in every way, affects his comedy, acting and writing. Aldo might come off like an easy going, happy go lucky Womanizer, but he is way deeper than that! He has a good heart, a caring soul and an open mind and approaches every day with a Great Sense of Humor!