Robert Funaro is a seasoned NY-based actor best known for his three years as a regular on the hit series "The Sopranos," where he created Eugene Pontecorvo's role. His last episode, "Members Only," where Eugene asks Tony to get out of the mob and leave for Florida with his family that ended in his suicide, garnered an Emmy Award for writer Terence Winter.
Funaro's most recent performances in Film and TV have been Martin Scorcese's "The Irishman," where he played opposite Robert Deniro (Frank Sheeren) as his friend Johnny who introduces him to La Cosa Nostra's Skinny Razor (Bobby Carnevale).
His latest TV includes, Showtimes hit series "Ray Donovan's" last Season Seven, where he recurred in 5 episodes as Lt Bricker opposite Quincy Tyler Bernstine as her corrupt boss.
Not only is Funaro talented on screen, but his talent in the kitchen will have anyone write a 5-star review about his cooking. This full-blooded Italian, native Brooklynite makes his way to his family's heart every week with his Sunday sauce. He attributes all his learnings to his beloved Mama Funaro.
Funaro's most recent performances in Film and TV have been Martin Scorcese's "The Irishman," where he played opposite Robert Deniro (Frank Sheeren) as his friend Johnny who introduces him to La Cosa Nostra's Skinny Razor (Bobby Carnevale).
His latest TV includes, Showtimes hit series "Ray Donovan's" last Season Seven, where he recurred in 5 episodes as Lt Bricker opposite Quincy Tyler Bernstine as her corrupt boss.
Not only is Funaro talented on screen, but his talent in the kitchen will have anyone write a 5-star review about his cooking. This full-blooded Italian, native Brooklynite makes his way to his family's heart every week with his Sunday sauce. He attributes all his learnings to his beloved Mama Funaro.