Annabella Sciorra
American actress in The Sopranos
Born
March 24th, 1960
65 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An actress with a career spanning several decades, noted for performances in film and television. Starred in the acclaimed series The Sopranos as Gloria Trillo, a complex character involved with Tony Soprano. Achieved recognition for work in films such as Jungle Fever and What Dreams May Come. Highlighted contributions to the theater as well, receiving acclaim for stage performances. Sciorra has participated in a variety of roles that showcase a range of dramatic talent.
Starred in The Sopranos as Gloria Trillo
Featured in Jungle Fever
Appeared in What Dreams May Come
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