Edie Falco is best-known for her role as Carmela Soprano in the HBO series The Sopranos. Before taking on the role of a tough-talking mob-wife, she starred in another HBO show, Oz. Falco has starred in movies like Sunshine State, Fargo, and The Quiet. Falco has also received lots of accolades for her stage performances. She is a breast cancer survivor, and has one son.
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EDIE FALCO is a mom for the second time! The multiple Emmy-winning actress adopted an infant girl in February, according to People magazine.
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