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Edie Falco Wiki Biography

Edie Falco is a famous actress, who is mostly known for her roles in Oz, The Sopranos and Nurse Jackie. Edie also performs in theatre and has acted in such plays as Side Man, This Wide Night and many others. During her career as an actress Edi has won many awards. Some of them include Satellite Award, AFI Award, Golden Globe Award and others. So how rich is Edie Falso? It has been made a statement that Falco’s net worth is 40 million dollars. As Edie continues to act in movies, television shows and plays there is a hig chance that Edi Falco’s net worth will become higher in the future. Edith Falco, or better known to the world as Edie Falco, was born in 1963, in New York.

Her mother, Judith Anderson, was an actress and her father a drummer. From the very young age Falco was familiar with the stage and knew what it meant to be popular. During her childhood, Edie performed at Arena Players Repertory Theater, the place in which her mother performed as well. While studying at high school Falco also acted in several plays and later studied at SUNY Purchase. At the beginning of Edie’s career she appeared in such shows as Homicide: Life on the Street and Law & Order. During the filming of these shows Falco met Tom Fontana, who later suggested her role in Oz. This of course made Falco’s net worth grow. One of her first appearances in movies was in Bullets Over Broadway, directed by Woody Allen, where she worked with John Cusack, Jennifer Tilly, Dianne Wiest and others. Another role which Edie is famous for is the role of Carmela Soprano in television series The Sopranos. This series was a great success and not only made Edie more famous and acclaimed but also added up a lot to Edie Falco’s net worth. Recently Edie is a part of television series, called Nurse Jackie, where she works with Eve Best, Hazz Sleiman, Paul Schulze and others. This show is also quite successful and makes Edie more famous. Other movies and television shows that Falco appeared in include Sunshine State, The Great New Wonderful, 3 Backyards, Will & Grace and others.

As it was mentioned before, Edie also performs in theatre. During her career she had acted in such plays as Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, The House of Blue Leaves and others. All of this also had a huge impact on the growth of Edie’s net worth. Finaly, it could be said that Edie Falco is a talented and popular actress, who appeared in many different films and televisions shows. The fact that Edie is still acting in theatre and appears on different projects lets us think that Edie Falco’s net worth might become even higher in the future. Let’s hope that her fans will be able to see her more often and that she will become even more popular.

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Edie Falco Quotes

• [on James Gandolfini] You know, Jim’s a complicated guy. He never knew how good he was. He was always second-guessing, caring about the ways things came across. I knew almost nothing about his personal life, and he didn’t know anything about me either. He was just Tony – fully inhabiting the part of this man I was married to. And it was thrilling. Usually, if you look deep enough when you’re doing a scene with somebody, you can see the actor, and I never saw anybody but Tony. Never.
• There was a period of mutiny within the cast members [of ‘The Sopranos’] who thought we should be getting more money, and this was a very complicated issue because I know HBO was making a lot. The actors were like, ‘Yeah, we need to renegotiate our contracts. We’re not getting enough.’ There was like a sit-in, the shutdown of the set. It was like ‘Occupy Vesuvio’. And I thought, Are you fucking kidding me? I worked at restaurants for twenty years, and this thing comes along and I’m going to complain about not getting enough money?
• [on ‘The Sopranos’ creator David Chase] I don’t exactly have a first impression of David, just that he reminded me of my dad, and so immediately I had a comfort level with him that remained throughout all our years of working together. Whatever other people may have thought – he’s quiet, he’s intense, he’s slow to warm, or whatever – it’s my dad. I never felt, like a lot of people, ‘I really wanted to please David’.
• The high-grossing films are not all that interesting to me, I have to say. It’s not stuff I would want to be in. Yes, you would want the big paycheck, but that’s never really been my concern.
• “I actually washed my window once, and it fell through-it was being held together by the dirt.” – describing a dilapidated apartment where she once lived as a struggling actress in New York City.

Edie Falco Important Facts

• Edie Falco’s twenty-second (22) Screen Actors Guild 2016 nomination for “Female Actor in a Comedy Series” – Showtimes’ “Nurse Jackie” – makes Edie Falco the most nominated performer/actor in SAG Awards history.
• Was once mistaken for actress Felicity Huffman at Disneyworld (FL).
• In 2013, she teamed up with PETA in an ad urging parents to keep their children away from the circus.
• Nominated for a 2011 Tony Award as Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play for “The House of Blue Leaves”.
• Won $250,000 for Project ALS on a 2001 celebrity episode of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”.
• Was in a relationship with Stanley Tucci from April 2003 until March 2004. They met while working together on “Frankie and Johnny in the Claire De Lune” on Broadway.
• Adopted a baby girl from Florida and named her Macy (February 2008).
• Was forced to vacate the role of “Jenny” in Broadway’s “The Threepenny Opera” due to her commitments to The Sopranos (1999). She was replaced by Cyndi Lauper.
• Adopted a baby boy, and named him Anderson after her mother. It is her mother’s maiden name. [December 2004]
• One of her earlier roles was in “The King’s Creampuffs” at the age of 6.
• Has had problems with alcohol and decided to become sober after “one particular night of debauchery”. She is an advocate of Alcoholics Anonymous.
• Was diagnosed with breast cancer in February 2004. She recovered the same year.
• Has a dog named Marley.
• Her uncle is renowned fiction writer Ed Falco, who teaches at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
• She is one of the few actresses to ever sweep the top three television awards. In 2000, she received the Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, The Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Drama Series, and the SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series, all in the same year for her performance as “Carmela Soprano” in the HBO series The Sopranos (1999).
• Her father, Frank Falco, was of Italian descent, and her mother, Judith Anderson, had Swedish, English, and Cornish ancestry.
• Edie graduated from the acting program at the State University of New York at Purchase. After graduation, she worked as a clown and other similar roles at weddings and birthday parties.
• Is the daughter of art director Frank Falco and actress Judith Anderson (Judith M. Anderson).
• Graduated from SUNY Purchase whose alumni are known collectively as “The Purchase Mafia”.

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