Reverend Robert Sirico, who has the same nose and chin but is missing Tony’s trademark gray “angel wings” in his hair, is the younger brother ... A few years later, he was cast in his defining role as ...

Both men have the same nose and chin, but unlike his late older brother, Rev. Sirico does not have so-called 'angel wings' in his hair ... immaculately coiffed Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri in ...

open image in gallery From left to right: Steven Van Zandt as Silvio Dante, James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano and Tony Sirico as Paulie Walnuts in ... s losing his hair,’ I could understand.

There was Bowie, in Nicolas Roeg’s “The Man Who Fell to Earth” (1976), as an alien with pale skin and carrot-colored hair ... years before playing Paulie Walnuts on “The Sopranos.” ...

I doubt they’d pass a polygraph. My son says I look like Paulie Walnuts. My mother, who never colored her hair and has always been on her high horse about it, squints at my roots and says ...

6. Tony Sirico didn’t mess around with Paulie Walnuts’ hair. According to the creatives in the documentary, Tony Sirico did his own hair for the show, coiffing it perfectly for his scenes as ...

I mean, if Paulie Walnuts [Tony Sirico’s hot-headed henchman ... And, you know, we cast an actor with long hair and I said, “Are you willing to get a mullet?” He said, “Yeah, I’ll ...

With maybe a touch of Pepe Le Pew. But mostly, I see Paulie Walnuts from The Sopranos. A fictional mobster with a distinctive strip of white hair on the side of each temple. I’m mostly ok with ...

According to David Chase, the only time an actor ever convinced him to change a line of dialogue on The Sopranos was when Tony Sirico, deeply resentful that his character, Paulie, a mob captain ...