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Steve Schirripa and Michael Imperioli — respectively, the sweet-natured foot soldier turned capo Bobby “Baccalà” Baccalieri and Tony Soprano’s swaggering hothead protégé Christopher ...

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The stars of Blue Bloods gathered to share behind-the-scenes details about the show in a new special and actor Steve Schirripa decided not to hold anything back. “A lot of TV and a lot of actors ...

Most of us know Steve Schirripa from his turn as wise-guy Bobby Baccalieri on "The Sopranos," which makes his new character on "Blue Bloods" even more of a pleasant surprise. "I play a D.A ...

Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa reunite, partnering with Sanpellegrino for their Italy-inspired CIAO! beverages Michael Imperioli is reminiscing about his time on The Sopranos. While he and ...

You might recognize Steve Schirripa as Bobby Baccalieri from the award-winning HBO series, "The Sopranos." The lovable gangster was killed off in a torrent of bullets by one of Phil Leotardo's ...

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(CBS Local)-- Being on "The Sopranos" was a life-changer for actor Steve Schirripa. Schirripa joined "The Sopranos" in season two and became a staple of the HBO series as Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri ...

Steve Schirripa once had season tickets to a Triple-A team called the Las Vegas Stars in 1983, but never until now has he thrown out the ceremonial first pitch at a Minor League Baseball game.