Sam Coppola

American actor in 'The Godfather'

Sam Coppola - Performers & Entertainers born 1932
Born

1932
93 years ago

Died
Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor, primarily recognized for various roles in film and television. Gained attention for appearances in notable works, particularly in 'The Godfather' as well as contributions to the television series 'The Sopranos'. Involved in the entertainment industry over several decades, collaborating with various directors and actors.

Appeared in 'The Godfather'

Acted in 'The Sopranos'

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