Lorraine Bracco

 Lorraine Bracco is an American actress who has an estimated net worth of 14 million dollars. She is most famous for her iconic role in "The Sopranos," but she has also been involved in a broad variety of television and film projects over the course of her career. Prior to her focus on acting her professional career, she got her start as a model. In the 1980s she started appearing in Italian-language films like "Camorra". Lorraine began to act in role roles that were English-speaking in films such as "The Pick-Up Artist" as well as "The Dream Team" in the 1980s. Her most significant Hollywood breakthrough came in 1990 with Martin Scorcese's release. In the film, she was the wife of an Italian mobster. She was also nominated to win several awards which included the Academy Award and a Golden Globe. In her career, she has also been recognized for four Emmys along with three Golden Globes, and three Screen Actors Guild Awards.Bracco has continued to appear in various projects, perhaps most notable is the TV show "Blue Bloods."