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Sue Marie Saad, James Lance and Anthony "Tony" Lloyd Riparetti met in junior high school while growing up in Santa Barbara, California. Given their mutual interest in music, they began collaborating and eventually formed The Calliope .
Adriana La Cerva is a fictional character on the HBO TV series The Sopranos, portrayed by Drea de Matteo. She is the long-time girlfriend and, later, fiancée of Tony Soprano 's protégé, Christopher Moltisanti. [1] . For her performance, de Matteo won the 2004 Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. Character history.
- Katherine Narducci - Charmaine Bucco
- Annabella Sciorra - Gloria Trillo
- Aida Turturro - Janice Soprano
- Lorraine Bracco - Dr. Melfi
- Drea de Matteo - Adriana La Cerva
- Jamie-Lynn Sigler - Meadow Soprano
- Leslie Bega - Valentina La Paz
- Denise Borino-Quinn - Ginny Sacramoni
- Oksana Lada - Irina Peltsin
- Alla Kliouka - Svetlana Kirilenko
Poor Artie Bucco! Tony Soprano’s best childhood buddy realized his childhood dream by opening a high-end Italian restaurant. Little did he know that his best friend would run a mob crew that would dominate the restaurant’s dinner seatings and never pay a tab that ran into the tens of thousands. Artie’s wife, Charmaine, certainly realized it, which ...
How could you ever forget Gloria Trillo? Played by the glorious Annabella Sciorra, Gloria was kind of a nutcase (OK, she was a major nutcase) who became infatuated with Tony in season three. The two began a torrid affair that was an emotional roller-coaster, with the crazy and jealous Gloria constantly attacking Tony for past affairs she had nothin...
If Livia was the evil mother with ice-water in her veins, then Janice was the hot-headed sister with fire in her eyes. Played with great passion and zeal by Aida Turturro, the character of Janice, Tony’s sister, just couldn’t keep herself out of trouble, whether it was in her crazy relationships with Richie and Ralphie, in her weird marriage to poo...
Perhaps, Lorraine Bracco’s Dr. Melfi was the moral center of The Sopranos, and perhaps, she was the epitome of how Tony corrupted everything he came in touch with. That’s a more complicated question than I’m willing to answer in 150 words. But Dr. Melfi did help drive the show to great heights as the psychiatrist who had a tragic flaw -- her attrac...
Poor Adriana. The gun-moll with the IBS. The girlfriend of the guy (Christopher) with the coke problem -- or smack problem, like when he nodded off and sat on her dog, killing it. The FBI informant who desperately just wants to get away from all of it and is used mercilessly by the FBI to basically no effect. The scared woman alone in the woods wit...
Ahh, Meadow Soprano. Sweet, innocent Meadow, who never knew her family was in the mob until her friend Jackie Aprile Jr. was killed. Meadow lived the life of the typical spoiled, rich teenaged girl. The first few seasons of the show featured her being more foolish and air-headed than anything else. As time wore on, Meadow began to see the cracks in...
It’s no secret that Tony Soprano liked his ladies. Throughout the seven seasons of The Sopranos, we saw Tony bed just about every female who came onto his radar. Valentina La Paz was no different. The character was played by Leslie Bega and exuded the sort of sexy self-confidence that Tony always liked. He immediately “made her” his girlfriend for ...
If you watched The Sopranos (and if you didn’t, why the hell not?), then you’ll remember the back story of Ginny Sack, Johnny Sack’s weight-challenged wife. In a nutshell, Johnny, the acting New York boss, worshiped the ground upon which Ginny stood. Supposedly, she had once been a lithe and stunning professional dancer but gained a huge amount of ...
Here we go back again to Tony Soprano’s womanizing ways. Irina Peltsin was one of the first characters we ever saw on The Sopranos, and she wasn’t even part of the family. Rather, she was Tony’s Kazakhstani girlfriend. (The actress who played her, Oksana Lada, is actually Ukrainian.) She was Tony’s steady “moll” for the first two seasons, leading t...
So one of the best storylines of all time on The Sopranos, at least in my opinion, was the arrival of Svetlana as the home-services manager in charge of first Livia’s (Tony’s mother) and then Uncle Junior’s home-nursing care. She was bright, bold, brazen, and ruled her world -- with a little help from her prosthetic leg. Janice hated her so much th...
Aug 24, 2024 · Tony fosters feelings for his therapist pretty early on in The Sopranos, and rather than respect the boundaries of a patient-doctor relationship, Tony makes consistent grasps for more of a romantic connection. Tony repeatedly propositions her, offers her gifts, and flirts with her.
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* Tony Riparetti (1978—1986): Guitarist, vocalist and co-songwriter. * Billy Anstatt (1978—1981): Backup guitarist. * Bobby Manzer (1978—1981): Bass player. Sue Marie Saad, James Lance and Anthony "Tony" Lloyd Riparetti met in junior high school Santa Barbara, California and began collaborating together,eventually forming the band Calliope.
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