Though that might sound like the ideal way to break in as an actor, Proval was already 31 when Mean Streets hit theaters. After that, he continued logging small film and TV roles until he landed the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Vincent Pastore and fellow “Sopranos” alumnus David Proval will rejoin the mob next month in “A Queen for a Day,” the mafia-themed ...

"It’s a blessing to be able to work in this business. I don’t want to look a gift horse in the mouth," says busy actor David Proval. Best known for playing lunatic would-be mob boss Richie Aprile on ...

The long, nearly concave expanse of David Proval's bent back, along with stiff joints and an off-kilter stance, uncannily describe what it's like to spend years lugging heavy seltzer bottles up long ...

How many Broadway shows has David Proval been in? David Proval has appeared on Broadway in 1 shows. How many West End shows has David Proval been in? David Proval has not appeared in the West End.

David Proval huffs and puffs but fails to breathe life into “Seltzer-Man,” a monologue written by Richard Krevolin, now at the Tiffany Theater. Set at “the end of the ‘60s” inside a seedy apartment on ...

The guy who played Richie Aprile Sr. — the meanest capo of them all on “The Sopranos” — will be running his own workers' comp fiefdom in competition with Morgan Fairchild and Robert Carradine as part ...

When fans of “The Sopranos” last saw David Proval, he was playing bitter gangster Richie Aprile, who’d walked straight out of prison and into a New Jersey crime family where his role was suddenly ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Set in an abandoned warehouse, Giovanni (David Proval) is a respected "made ...

The actors join TODAY to talk about starring in the mob-themed play, “A Queen for a Day,” and talk about their years spent starring in “The Sopranos” together.May 14, 2015 ...

Set in an abandoned warehouse in New Jersey bathed in deep grays and dark shadows, iconic figures recognizable to anyone well-versed in mob filmography command the stage. David Proval—the ruthless, ...