Vincent D'Onofrio is not my brother but he look like my twin

Many people who see detroit criminal defense attorney, think criminal defense attorney looks like Detective Robert Goren on Law and Order Criminal Intent. While there is no family connection between the actor vincent d'onofrio and detroit criminal attorney, people still cannot get over the resemblance. "Vincent D'Onofrio is not my twin brother", says Detroit Lawyer.


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About Vincent D'Onofrio

Born in Brooklyn, New York, D’Onofrio grew up in Hawaii, Colorado and Florida. He eventually returned to New York to study acting at the American Stanislavsky Theatre with Sharon Chatten of the Actors Studio. While honing his craft, he appeared in several films at New York University and worked as a bouncer at dance clubs in the city.

In 1984, he became a full-fledged member of the American Stanislavsky Theatre, appearing in "The Petrified Forest," "Of Mice and Men," "Sexual Perversity in Chicago" and "The Indian Wants the Bronx." That same year he made his Broadway debut in "Open Admissions." He recently starred off-Broadway in Sam Shepard’s "Tooth of Crime (Second Dance)."

Filmography of Vincent D'Onofrio

Full Metal Jacket
Mystic Pizza
Steal This Movie
Adventures in Babysitting
The Cell
The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys
The Salton Sea
Imposter
Chelsea Walls
Happy Accidents
The Player
Dying Young
Ed Wood
Strange Days
Stuart Saves His Family
Men in Black
The Thirteenth Floor
The Whole Wide World
JFK
Five Minutes, Mr. Welles
Brooklyn’s Finest
Staten Island

Vincent D’Onofrio received an Emmy Award nomination in 1998 for his riveting guest appearance in the "Homicide: Life on the Street" episode, "The Subway."

Law and Order - Criminal Intent.  Vincent D'Onofrio plays Detective Robert Goren who is a quirky yet extraordinarily intelligent investigator and profiler known for his instinct and insight. Often, Goren's intuition turns out to be the case-breaker, rather than solid evidence. Each episode, Goren typically employs his knowledge of an unusually wide range of topics, from theoretical physics to (multiple) foreign languages. The Bobby Goren character is very reminiscent of Sherlock Holmes; he notices tiny yet important  details ignored by others, and has broad encyclopedic knowledge. Frequently, Goren obtains crucial information and confessions by psychologically manipulating and provoking suspects, and suspects' associates.