Lorraine Bracco

Starred on Broadway as 'Mrs. Robinson' in Terry Johnson's adaptation of "The Graduate"

Cast as Drew Barrymore's mom in the comedy "Riding in Cars with Boys"

Portrayed a woman who returns to the work force and is then faced with a bitter divorce in "Custody of the Heart" (Lifetime)

Co-starred in the HBO acclaimed mob series "The Sopranos," as Dr. Melfi, a psychiatrist treating a mob boss; received Emmy (1999, 2000, 2001), Golden Globe (2000, 2001, 2002) and SAG (2000, 2002, 2003) nominations for Best Actress and a 2007 Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actress

Acted in the French-language "Les Menteurs/The Liars"

Played the mother of a missing child in the Lifetime TV-movie "Lifeline"

Portrayed Jim Carroll's (Leonardo DiCaprio) mother in "The Basketball Diaries"

Had lead role as a US prosecutor in the CBS TV-movie "Getting Gotti"

Starred opposite Sean Connery in "Medicine Man"

Appeared in "Talent for the Game" opposite Edward James Olmos

Breakthrough role as Karen Hill in "GoodFellas"; received Golden Globe and Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actress

Made her American feature film debut in the Ridley Scott thriller, "Someone to Watch Over Me"

Starred in Lincoln Center Workshop performance, "Goose and Tom Tom" opposite Keitel

Appeared in the Lina Wertmuller film, "A Complex Plot About Women, Alleys and Crimes" starring Harvey Keitel

Produced TV special on fashion and music

Film debut (as Bubbles) in "Duos sur Canape"

Moved to Paris at age 19; worked as model and made TV commercials

Began modeling for Wilhelmina Agency at age 16

Became deejay for Radio Luxembourg, Paris

Raised on Long Island

Returned to USA