Aida Turturro
American actress from The Sopranos
An American actress gained recognition for the role of Janice Soprano in the HBO series The Sopranos. Turturro has performed in both television and film, showcasing a range of characters. Additional roles include appearances in films such as The Long Kiss Goodnight and Deep Blue Sea. Turturro's work spans several decades, reflecting dedication to the craft of acting.
Played Janice Soprano in The Sopranos
Appeared in The Long Kiss Goodnight
Appeared in Deep Blue Sea
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September 25th, 1953 72 years ago
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