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...
Jackie walks into the kitchen and asks Fiona and O'Hara what they're up to.
Jackie offers some advice to the hospital's crazy neighbor.
Jackie yells to the crazy man to stop picking on her nurses and gives him oth...
At the end of their shift, O'Hara and Jackie walk outside where their crazy n...
Jackie asks Mo how it went when he went to confront the crazy neighbor who re...
Jackie asks O'Hara if she wants to talk about her problems. O'Hara tells her...
Zoey stands over the patient covering one of the stab wounds and asks Jackie ...
Jackie tells Cooper they don't need his help with the stab victim but O'Hara ...
Jackie asks the woman who came in with the stabbing victim how it happened so...
Jackie tells O'Hara, the only person she works with that knows shes married w...
Jackie runs into her old co worker Paula who is sitting in the hospital smoki...
After doing the night shift with Jackie, Gloria tells her she's seen it all i...
Jackie declines O'Hara's invitation to dinner so Zoey tells them that she'll ...
Jackie tells her patient's wife that she needs to be quiet or leave the room ...
While taking their break from the ER, Jackie asks Mo how is boyfriend is doing.
Gloria stops Jackie and her patients daughter from going into the ER room. G...
Jackie tells Zoey that the 20 dollars she gave the prostitute wasn't even her...
Jackie gives a patient 15 dollars and tells her to go buy herself a home preg...
Gloria interrupts Jackie training Zoey and tells her what to do if a patient ...
Jackie is teaching Zoey the order in which she should see the patients that c...
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