Edith "Edie" Falco (pronounced /?i?di ?fælko?/; born July 5, 1963) is an American television, film and stage actress, known for her role in Oz as Diane Wittlesey and her lead roles as both Carmela Soprano on the HBO series The Sopranos and the titular character on the Showtime series Nurse Jackie. Falco was born in Brooklyn, New York, the daughter of Judith Anderson, an actress, and Frank Falco, a jazz drummer. Her father is Italian American...
Zoey wonders if she should have become a nurse and she talks to Jackie about ...
Jackie tells Neil he gives Kevin Costner a harder time than he deserves when ...
Jackie jokes about O'Hara's family life.
Jackie asks film critic Neil Nutterman why he thought Hotel for Dogs was the ...
Neil Nutterman, local NY celebrity, tells Jackie what he was doing when he fe...
Jackie and O'Hara witness Cooper breaking up with his girlfriend. O'Hara is ...
Jackie, who broke her own finger with a hammer, tells O'Hara she doesn't want...
Jackie tells O'Hara about the fight she had at church with another mother and...
Eddie says goodbye to Jackie and gives her a going away present of oxy pills.
Zoey asks Jackie what happened to her finger. Jackie tells her the truth abo...
Things get heated during the church's mother/daughter dance class.
During Mother and Daughter dance classes, Jackie scolds on of the other child...
Cooper accepts Jackie's apology but tells her he's keeping the kiss she gave ...
Jackie pops her head into O'Hara's office and tells her what she's been up to...
Zoey asks Jackie if she wants the rest of her candy and when Jackie says "no"...
Jackie asks Zoey to keep the fact that she caught Jackie and Eddie having sex...
While tending to a patient, a priest, Zoey tells Jackie that she and Eddie ma...
Jackie asks Zoey why she barged into the room where Jackie and Eddie are havi...
Jackie tells Cooper they need to trust each other if they're going to work to...
Jackie tells Cooper she's been doing her job a lot longer than he's been a do...
Jackie lays into Cooper for threatening her about forging his name. She thin...
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