Nicholas Georgiade

Nicholas Georgiade plays Agent Rossi on The Untouchables, the 1950s Desilu hour of Eliot Ness versus Capone’s Chicago. Robert Stack’s granite stare, Walter Winchell’s newsreel bark, machine-gun morality in sharp suits. Georgiade’s Rossi is squad weather: violent prestige crime that pushed 1950s network boundaries, raids as spectacle, a supporting face in the raid lighting.

Nicholas Georgiade stays inside The Untouchables's 1950s map: ABC put Agent Rossi on the 1959–1963 run and he still has to play it. Nicholas Georgiade is the temperature ABC actually had to cast for the 1959–1963 run. Mute Agent Rossi and The Untouchables photographs as a thinner object; that is Nicholas Georgiade's whole argument. Nicholas Georgiade is still Agent Rossi doing the hour's actual labor after the premise speech ends. Nicholas Georgiade remains Agent Rossi on The Untouchables (ABC, 1959–1963), the temperature the hour still uses.

Nicholas Georgiade is already Agent Rossi at s01e01 — The Empty Chair opens Desilu's raid: Stack's stare, Winchell's newsreel bark, violent prestige pushing 1950s network boundaries. Nicholas Georgiade holds the job in one filing at s01e04: The George "Bugs" Moran Story — gangland surname as playbill, machine-gun morality already the weekly spectacle. Nicholas Georgiade remains the temperature at s02e02. Jack "Legs" Diamond: titled outlaw hour, sharp-suit crime still selling raids as the living room's forbidden western.

Watch it in 2026 as the raid that became a style. Georgiade sells the suit as a weapon. On TV Flash he is 1950s catalog steel — the Rossi who made a crime hour feel staffed, and the reason the series still photographs as a newsreel instead of a museum of hats.