'The Sopranos' Cast Then and Now: Where Tony, Carmela, and the Famiglia Are Today — Photos
Edie Falco admitted that she did not know James Gandolfini well off-camera. In this photo, she attended "Sopranos Inside" Arrivals at MOMA on March 7, 2006, in NYC, USA. | Source: Getty Images
Their separate private lives actually helped Falco see Gandolfini only as her television husband. Once they entered a scene, she was reacting to Tony rather than a friend whose off-camera personality she understood well.
Despite its success, Falco's own family has shown surprisingly little curiosity about the series. At the Garden of Laughs event at Madison Square Garden in New York City in 2024, she told People that her adopted children, Anderson and Macy, had never watched "The Sopranos."
Her kids were not interested in the show. In this photo, Edie Falco attended the American Heart Association's Red Dress Collection & Concert Gala on January 29, 2026, in New York, New York. | Source: Getty Images
"They're so over it," Falco said. "They've never seen it. Either of them. But I hope that maybe someday they will and maybe they'll like it. But yeah, they're not impressed at all."
Her children were more appreciative of the opportunities that came with having a famous mother. Falco joked that they enjoyed those benefits even if her performances did not interest them.
She remained active in her acting career following her success in television. In this photo, she addressed the audience during the second day of the Tribeca Festival Lisboa on October 31, 2025, in Lisbon, Portugal. | Source: Getty Images
Jamie-Lynn Sigler had been performing since childhood before she became Meadow Soprano, Tony and Carmela's intelligent daughter. Her early résumé included regional theater, a touring production of "Cinderella," and a Broadway run as Belle in "Beauty and the Beast."
She started her acting and singing career at seven years old. In this photo, she attended the Lane Bryant Fall Fashion Show at Hammerstein Ballroom on June 29, 1999, in New York City, New York. | Source: Getty Images
Meadow appeared determined to build a respectable future beyond her father's influence, even as her choices repeatedly drew her closer to the world she once questioned. Sigler earned two YoungStar Awards, ALMA Award nominations, and a Screen Actors Guild Award as part of the ensemble.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler earned numerous accolades for her performance throughout her time on "The Sopranos". In this photo, she attended Heidi Klum's Halloween Party at Lot 61 on October 31, 2001, in New York City, New York. | Source: Getty Images
Behind that success, she was managing a health condition viewers knew nothing about. Sigler was diagnosed with relapsing multiple sclerosis at 20 and kept it private for 15 years because she feared losing acting opportunities.
She disclosed the diagnosis publicly in 2016 and later wrote about her experience in "And So It Is." Sigler has since spoken candidly about the physical and emotional strain of MS, giving others a clearer understanding of the disease through her advocacy.
She managed a long-term health condition while continuing her television work. In this photo, she appeared on "Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen" on May 4, 2026. | Source: Getty Images
She now co-hosts the "MeSsy" podcast with Christina Applegate, who announced her own MS diagnosis in 2021. Their conversations cover illness without pretending that every difficult day can be wrapped in an inspirational slogan.
Sigler married former professional baseball player Cutter Dykstra in January 2016. They share sons Beau, born in August 2013, and Jack, born in January 2018, and Sigler continues offering glimpses of their family life on social media.
She co-hosts the podcast "MeSsy" with Christina Applegate, where they discuss their experiences living with multiple sclerosis. In this photo, she recorded an episode of "The Tamsen Show" Podcast on May 5, 2026, in New York City, New York. | Source: Getty Images
Robert Iler entered show business at six after a manager noticed him walking through Manhattan with his father. A Pizza Hut commercial followed, and after taking time away to concentrate on school, he returned for the film "The Tic Code" and several television appearances.
Robert Iler started his acting career at a young age before landing his breakout television role. In this photo, he and a guest attended the "Mickey Blue Eyes" Premiere at Ziegfeld Theatre on August 11, 1999, in New York City, New York. | Source: Getty Images
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