Paul Sorvino has established himself in film, theater, television and, more recently, in opera. He won critical notice for his portrayal of Henry Kissinger in Oliver Stone's controversial feature "Nixon," and has appeared in countless other films including Sydney Pollack's "The Firm," a notable turn in Martin Scorsese's "GoodFellas," Warren Beatty's "Dick Tracy" and "Reds," "That Championship Season," "Slow Dancing in the Big City," "Oh, God," and "The Brinks Job," among many others. He recently completed the feature "Love Is All There Is" co-directed by husband and wife team Joe Bologna and Renee Taylor.
Sorvino's latest motion picture projects are "Money Talks," a comedy also starring Charlie Sheen; the independent film "American Perfect"; and two as-yet untitled films -- a thriller starring Jon Voight and Keenan Ivory Wayans, and a comedy starring, directed and written by Warren Beatty.
On television, he was a series regular on the popular NBC show "Law & Order." Other television series include "The Oldest Rookie" and "We'll Get By," both on CBS. He starred in such telefilms as "Tell Laura I Love Her," which aired on ABC; "Perry Mason: The Case of the Wicked Wives" and "Don't Touch My Daughter," both for NBC, as well as the NBC mini-series "Chiefs" and the ABC movie-of-the-week "It Couldn't Happen to a Nicer Guy." He appeared on the PBS Great Performances 20th Anniversary Special "The Last Mile" and hosted the A&E comedy show "An Evening at the Improv."