Mira Sorvino expressed her deepest condolences to Paul Sorvino following the passing of her father. “Goodfellas”The actor, who was also a singer/sculptor, passed away on Monday, at the age of83.
“My father the great Paul Sorvino has passed. My heart is rent asunder- a life of love and joy and wisdom with him is over. He was the most wonderful father. I love him so much. I’m sending you love in the stars Dad as you ascend,”She wrote it on Twitter.
A clip was also shared by several fans. Mira’s Best Supporting Actress speech at the 1996 OscarPaul is left in tears when she thanks him for his talent.
Actress Jane Lynch mentioned Jane Lynch’s moving moment from 10 years ago in her reply to Mira’s tweet: “Your father sang Danny Boy for my Aunt Marge at The Chicago Film Critics Awards in 2012. We all cried. Holding you and the family in light and love.”
Forrest WhitakerThe former shared a photo of him and the latter. “Law & Order”The set includes a star “Godfather of Harlem,”The caption is as follows: “It was very special to get to sit quietly with the great Paul Sorvino, talking through the games of life. I’m sending much comfort and love to his family, and wish them all eternal blessings, love, and light.”In thirteen episodes of Epix, Sorvino was Frank Costello (a real-life gangster).
Ralph MacchioCo-star with Sorvino on the 2017 comedy “Lost Cat Corona,” tweeted, “The great Paul Sorvino. So many memorable roles in in so many genres. #RIP to a one of the truest and honest actors I had had the pleasure of working with and getting to know.”
“I feel so fortunate that I had a chance to work with the great Paul Sorvino,” Marlee Matlin shared. “And now I am so sad to read of his passing. Not only was he kind, he was so talented and so giving as an actor. I am sending my love to Mira and the rest of the family. He will definitely be missed. RIP.”They starred together in the movie “2013”. “Foreclosed.”
Holly Robinson PeeteThe actor was also fondly remembered by the actor after appearing in the 1979 movie. “Dummy.”She tweeted: “I’m soooo sad to hear about Paul Sorvino. I was in my 1st movie in 1979 with him and my great friend @levarburton – I was just 15 …I remember being SO nervous but I just recall him being so nice and lovely to me A GREAT man. Rest In Peace.”
