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Imperioli also had a recurring role on season seven of 'Californication,' and made appearances on 'Hawaii Five-O,' 'Lucifer,' and 'Blue Bloods' in recent years.

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In addition to her film credits, Bracco has had numerous roles on TV shows after 'The Sopranos.' She guest-starred on 'Lipstick Jungle' in 2008, as well as 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' in 2011.īracco narrated the series 'I Married a Mobster' that same year, and voiced a therapist similar to Dr. She's also appeared in short films like 'The Bensonhurst Spelling Bee' in 2012, and 'Master Maggie' in 2019. Melfi, Bracco starred in feature films 'Son of Morning' (2011), 'Monday Nights at Seven' (2016), and 'A Ring for Christmas' (2020). Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Imagesįollowing her Emmy-nominated turn as Dr. Lorraine Bracco played Tony's psychotherapist Dr. Most recently, Falco played Hillary Clinton on ' American Crime Story: Impeachment,' opposite Clive Owen as former president Bill Clinton, and Beanie Feldstein as Monica Lewinsky. She was also featured in several movies the following year, including 'Viper Club' and 'The Land of Steady Habits.'įalco was supposed to reprise her role as Carmela in this year's 'Sopranos' prequel film ' The Many Saints of Newark,' but her scenes were ultimately cut from the final film. In addition to her numerous TV roles, Falco has kept up a steady string of film roles, starring in 2016's 'The Comedian,' and also appearing in 'Landline,' 'I Love You, Daddy,' 'Megan Leavey,' and 'Outside In' in 2017. She's appeared in several Broadway and off-Broadway plays, including 2011's 'The House of Blue Leaves,' and 'The True' in 2018. Falco also starred on the CBS police drama 'Tommy,' but it was canceled in mid-2020 after one season. His final two projects, rom-com 'Enough Said' (with Julia Louis-Dreyfus) and crime drama 'The Drop' (costarring Tom Hardy and Noomi Rapace) were released posthumously.Įdie Falco played Carmela Soprano, Tony's long-suffering wife.Įdie Falco at the 2021 premiere of 'The Many Saints of Newark.' Taylor Hill/FilmMagicĭuring the Showtime comedy-drama's run from 2009 to 2015, Falco was nominated for six Emmy awards (she previously won three for her work on 'The Sopranos'), winning in 2010.įollowing the end of 'The Sopranos,' Falco also guest-starred on '30 Rock.' She later appeared on 'Law & Order True Crime' in 2016, and 'Horace and Pete' in 2017. Sadly, Gandolfini died in 2013 during a trip to Rome with his family. In the year before his death, Gandofini produced the HBO film 'Hemingway & Gellhorn,' and reuinted with 'Sopranos' creator David Chase for the coming-of-age film 'Not Fade Away.' He starred opposite Marcia Gay Harden and Jeff Daniels in the Broadway play 'God of Carnage,' voiced a character in the 2009 film 'Where the Wild Things Are,' and had a minor role in the remake of 'The Taking of Pelham 123.' The actor also appeared in numerous other projects after 'The Sopranos' wrapped.

Gandolfini would go on to produce documentaries for HBO, like 'Alive Day Memories: Home from Iraq,' about injured veterans from the Iraq war, and 'Wartorn,' focusing on the effects of PTSD on soldiers. Richard Shotwell/APįollowing the end of 'The Sopranos,' Gandolfini co-founded a production company called Attaboy Films, along with film executive Alex Ryan.