Annabella Sciorra
Annabella Sciorra
Annabella Sciorra has appeared in 25 movies on CringeMDb. 12 contain sex scenes, nudity or sexual violence, and 13 do not.
- Most recent parent-safe movie: Find Me Guilty (2006)
- Most recent with adult content: The Kitchen (2019)
Born March 29, 1960 · Known for acting
48.0% Featured Movie Cringe Score (25 movies)
Annabella Sciorra Movie Credits
Certified Parent-Safe
Jungle Fever
...as Angie Tucci
The Hard Way
...as Susan
The Cure
...as Linda
Mr. Wonderful
...as Leonora
What Dreams May Come
...as Annie Collins-Nielsen
The Night We Never Met
...as Ellen
Highball
...as Molly
Mr. Jealousy
...as Ramona Ray
King of the Jungle
...as Mermaid
The Innocent Sleep
...as Billie Hayman
Above Suspicion
...as Lisa Stockton
Find Me Guilty
...as Bella DiNorscio
Once in the Life
...as Maxine
Certified Cringeworthy
Romeo Is Bleeding
...as Natalie Grimaldi
Cop Land
...as Liz Randone
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
...as Claire Bartel
New Rose Hotel
...as Madame Rosa
The Funeral
...as Jean
12 and Holding
...as Carla Chuang
Underworld
...as Dr. Leah
Whispers in the Dark
...as Ann Hecker
Little City
...as Nina
The Kitchen
...as Maria Coretti
American Crime
...as Jane Berger
Chasing Liberty
...as Cynthia Morales
About Annabella Sciorra
**Annabella Gloria Sciorra** (born March 29, 1960) is an American actress celebrated for her emotional intensity and versatile dramatic depth. She achieved critical acclaim in 1990s cinema and earned a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for her portrayal of Gloria Trillo on HBO's *The Sopranos*.
Born in Brooklyn, New York, Sciorra studied dance before training in drama at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and HB Studio. In 1980, she founded the Brass Ring Theatre Company to stage classical and contemporary plays.
She made an acclaimed film debut in the indie comedy-drama *True Love* (1989), earning an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Female Lead. She soon rose to prominence as a leading lady in major studio releases, starring as Angie Tucci in Spike Lee's *Jungle Fever* (1991), Claire Bartel in the psychological thriller *The Hand That Rocks the Cradle* (1992), and Annie Collins-Nielsen opposite Robin Williams in *What Dreams May Come* (1998). She also featured in James Mangold's crime drama *Cop Land* (1997).
In 2001, Sciorra earned critical acclaim and an Emmy nomination for her recurring role as the volatile Gloria Trillo on *The Sopranos*. Her subsequent television work includes starring as Detective Carolyn Barek in *Law & Order: Criminal Intent* (2005 to 2006), Rosalie Carbone in Marvel's *Luke Cage* and *Daredevil* (2018), and Joanne Manfredi in Paramount+'s *Tulsa King* (2022 to present).
Sciorra is also a seasoned stage actress, winning a Theatre World Award for Off-Broadway work and making her Broadway debut in *The Motherfucker with the Hat* (2011). With over four decades across theater, film, and prestige television, she remains a respected dramatic presence.
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