Annabella Sciorra - Milestones

• 2005: Joined the cast of NBC's "Law & Order: Criminal Intent," as police detective Carolyn Barek
• 2004: Appeared in the comedy "Chasing Liberty"
• 2003: Cast as Judge Kim Vicidomini in the television series "Queens Supreme"
• From 2001 to 2003: Played recurring role of car saleswoman (and Tony Soprano's mistress) Gloria Trillo on the HBO series "The Sopranos"; received Emmy nomination
• 2001: Teamed with Rosie Perez and John Leguizamo in "King of the Jungle"
• 2001: Cast as one of the sisters of the title character in the CBS TV biopic "Jenifer", about an actress who contracts Lou Gehrig's disease and went on to co-found Project ALS
• 2000: Reteamed with Fisher Stevens in the digitally-shot independent film "Sam the Man"
• 2000: Played the wife of a contract killer in "Once in the Life"
• 1999: Acted opposite Fisher Stevens in "Shyster" at Naked Angels in NYC
• 1998: Appeared as Robin Williams' wife in "What Dreams May Come"
• 1998: Had featured role in Ferrara's "The New Rose Hotel"
• 1997: Played co-starring role in the NBC miniseries "Asteroid"
• 1997: Had key supporting role in "Cop Land"
• 1996: Debut as associate producer, Ferrara's "The Funeral"; also co-starred
• 1995: Portrayed the mother of an AIDS-stricked child in "The Cure"
• 1995: First collaboration with director Abel Ferrara, "The Addiction"
• 1994: Broadway debut, "Those the River Keeps" by David Rabe
• 1993: Was one of three people sharing a NYC apartment on alternate nights in "The Night We Never Met"
• 1993: Cast as Matt Dillon's ex-wife in "Mr. Wonderful", directed by Anthony Minghella
• 1992: Played a new mother who hires a psycho nanny in "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle"
• 1991: Portrayed an Italian-American woman who embarks on an affair with a married Black architect in "Jungle Fever", directed by Spike Lee
• 1990: Played Ron Silver's lover in "Reversal of Fortune" and Richard Gere's wife in "Internal Affairs"
• 1990: First film with Robin Williams, "Cadillac Man"; cast as Tim Robbins' straying spouse
• 1989: Feature film debut in "True Love", directed by Nancy Savoca
• From 1988 to 1999: TV-movie debut as Sophia Loren's daughter in "Mario Puzo's The Fortunate Pilgrim" (NBC)
• Formed The Brass Ring Theatre Company at age 20
• Moved to Brooklyn with family at age 11
• Studied dance as a child
• Acted in nine-minute promo trailer for "True Love"
• Appeared Off-Broadway and Off-Off Broadway in "Stay With Me" at the West Bank Cafe, in "Love and Junk" at LaMaMa E.T.C. and "Trip Back Down" at the Actors Repertory Theatre