Joseph R. Gannascoli

Biography

Date of Birth 15 February 1959, Brooklyn, New York, USA Height 5' 8" (1.73 m) Spouse Diana Benincasa (11 June 2005 - ?) Trivia Born and raised in Brooklyn, St. Johns University for two years, majoring in communications. He then taught himself to cook and opened his Soup As Art restaurant, also in Brooklyn. Italian-American. In Season 6 of "Sopranos" (1999), his character, Vito Spatafore, is shown limping and repeatedly talks about how he is going to have hip surgery. In real life, Joe had double-hip replacement surgery shortly after the end of the sixth season.

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Birth Name

Joseph R. Gannascoli

Birth Place

Brooklyn, Nueva York, Estados Unidos

Birth Date

2/15/1959
Known For
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Mickey Blue Eyes

Jimmy, Gina's Doorman

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An Act of War

Frank

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Other Plans

Gus

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Jason's Letter

Principle (Pratt) Prattoli

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The Best Pizza is in LA

Self

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On the Run

Burly Guy

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Corrado

Frankie D'Onofrio

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Last Call

Charlie

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Brawler

John

Starring In
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The Best Pizza is in LA

Self

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Last Call

Charlie

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Brawler

John

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Jason's Letter

Principle (Pratt) Prattoli

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An Act of War

Frank

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Rob The Mob

Dom

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Other Plans

Gus

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Men in Black 3

New York Mets Fan #2

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Corrado

Frankie D'Onofrio

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College Road Trip

Mr. Arcara (as Joseph Gannascoli)

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Meet the Mobsters

Abner Hunnicutt (as Joe Ganiscoli)

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Two Family House

Counter Guy

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Mickey Blue Eyes

Jimmy, Gina's Doorman

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On the Run

Burly Guy

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Basquiat

Guard at Hospital

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The Funeral

Rocco (uncredited)

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Never Talk to Strangers

Carnival Attendant

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Ed Wood

Security Guard

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Money for Nothing

Charlie DiSalvo

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