“Honey, I’m not Adriana. I’m healthy, our baby’s healthy. Stop worrying and enjoy this time, OK?” Kelli Lombardo Moltisanti wasn’t expecting a lifelong commitment from her new boyfriend Christopher, and when she told him she was pregnant, she also told him “I’ll take care of it.” But the volatile capo surprised her with a proposal, […]
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Prison Break Character Bios
Bobby “Bacala” Baccalieri
“I got my limits, too…” Robert Baccalieri, Jr., AKA Bobby Bacala, is a stalwart soldier in the Soprano organization. “Bacala” is salted cod, and at first glance, Bobby can appear to be a fish out of water. He’s quiet and sweet tempered, and even among a bunch of guys sporting pasta bellies, his stands out. […]
Furio Giunta
“No bitcha to me.” Furio Giunta was the one member of the Soprano crew who was literally a son of Italy. A native of Naples, Furio was in the employ of elderly mob boss Zio Vittorio when he came to Tony’s attention. In Naples to broker a deal for stolen Mercedes, Tony got to witness […]
Fernando Sucre
Amaury Nolasco, a native of Puerto Rico, studied biology full-time at the University of Puerto Rico. His plan to enroll in medical school and become a doctor was cut short when a director approached Nolasco and encouraged him to pursue acting. He was immediately cast in his first television commercial and began working consistently as […]
Michele “Feech” La Manna
“I’m Fred Astaire.” Feech La Manna is something of a living legend in the New Jersey mob. A contemporary of Junior and Johnny-Boy Soprano, he was a much-respected capo in the ’70’s – although he always claimed to be a humble purveyor of Italian breadsticks. Feech recently returned to Essex County after serving twenty years […]
Tony Blundetto
“I’m gonna be a licensed massage therapist. It’s like a chiropractor, just not as prestigious.” Tony Blundetto was Tony Soprano’s first cousin and one of his closest childhood friends. Their mothers were sisters; Tony B.’s mom is Quintina Pollio Blundetto. Although Tony B. is also related to Christopher Moltisanti (Christopher’s mother’s maiden name was Blundetto), […]
Livia Soprano
“I gave my life to my children on a silver platter.” Cagey, manipulative and possessing an encyclopedic memory of every slight she ever suffered, Livia Pollio Soprano was probably the most important person in Tony’s life. She was born in Providence, Rhode Island, to Faustino (AKA Augie) and Teresa Pollio, Italian immigrants from Avellino. Livia’s […]
Hesh Rabkin
“You’re talking to the wrong white man, my friend.” Because he’s Jewish he can never be a made man, but in every other sense Herman “Hesh” Rabkin is an important part of Tony’s crew. He was a trusted advisor of Tony’s father, and Tony seeks his counsel as well; it was Hesh who told Tony […]