Michael Imperioli
Milestones
- Birthplace: Mount Vernon, New York, USA
- Birthday: January 1, 1966
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2005
Guest starred as a detective on the final four "Law & Order" (NBC) episodes of the season, filling in for actor Jesse Martin
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2004
Lent his voice to the animated character Frankie in "Shark Tale"
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2004
Plays a father in the comedy "My Baby's Daddy"
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2002
Had featured role in the ensemble romance "Love in the Time of Money"
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2000
Cast as Rosencrantz in Campbell Scott's adaptation of "Hamlet"; aired as a miniseries on Odyssey TV before playing selected theatrical venues
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1999
Co-penned (also executive produced and acted) the screenplay for Spike Lee's "Summer of Sam"; originally set to direct before handing project over to Lee; third film with Sorvino
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1999 to 2007
Co-starred as Christopher Moltisanti in the HBO series "The Sopranos"; also wrote a number of episodes; earned Emmy (2001, 2003, 2006, 2007) and Golden Globe (2003, 2005) nominations for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
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1998
Acted in NBC miniseries "Witness to the Mob"
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1998
Reteamed with Sorvino for "Too Tired to Die"
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1996
Appeared in Jim McKay's "Girls Town"; co-scripted and co-starring Lili Taylor
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1996
Appeared in the New York segment of Hartley's "Flirt"
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1996
Cast as part of the Italian gang in Walter Hill's lackluster "Last Man Standing"
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1996
Essayed Scary Caller No 30 in Lee's "Girl 6"
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1996
Portrayed Ondine in Mary Harron's "I Shot Andy Warhol"; co-starred Taylor as Valerie Solanas
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1995
Had first leading role in the independent film "Sweet Nothing" (filmed in 1993)
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1995
Reteamed with Spike Lee to portray a crooked cop in "Clockers"
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1995
Reteamed with Taylor for Abel Ferrara's "The Addiction"; also featured future "The Sopranos" co-star Edie Falco
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1994
Had small role in Hal Hartley's "Amateur"
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1994
TV debut as guest actor on the ABC series "NYPD Blue"
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1993
First screen collaboration with Lili Taylor, "Household Saints"
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1992
Played a reporter in Lee's "Malcolm X"
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1991
First collaboration with Spike Lee, "Jungle Fever"; cast as Annabella Sciorra's brother
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1990
Had featured role in Martin Scorsese's "GoodFellas"
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1989
Film debut with one-line role in "Lean on Me"
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Directed stage plays with The Machine Full Theater
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Raised in Mount Vernon, New York