Name: Tony Sirico
Date of Birth: 29 July 1942 Sirico was investigated by the Manhattan District Attorney's office for alleged extortionate activity against the owners of several nightclubs. On February 27, 1970, he was arrested and subsequently indicted for extortion and menacing but plea-bargained to a charge of felony gun possession. Early in 1971, he was sentenced to a maximum of four years, of which he served 20 months. Since then, Sirico has had no further trouble with the law. He got a part in the film Crazy Joe (1974) which led to him obtaining a Screen Actors Guild card. ... His brother Robert is a Catholic priest in the diocese of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Has done Stacker 2 commercials with WWE wrestlers Tazz, Trish Stratus and Bubba Ray Dudley. Lives in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn Has a son and a daughter, both in their 30s. Practices Karate and Kung Fu Frequently cast as a bit player in Woody Allen movies. A member of the USO. An Italian-American, of Sicilian descent. In Goodfellas (1990), he played a mobster named Tony who reports to a boss named Paulie. In "The Sopranos" (1999), he plays a mobster named Paulie who reports to a boss named Tony. He spent a few years in the US Army. Read more Tony Sirico movies (actor)
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