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People and sources of the Soprano crime family tree

This page lists the 23 characters on the chart of the Soprano crime family tree and the eight numbered sources its article cites. It also gives the credits of the pictures and the article as a reference in four styles. The chart and the article have a page of their own.

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The characters

Everyone on the Soprano crime family tree

The people on the chart, in the order of its rows.
PortraitPersonIn the storyLifeOn the chart
JBJohnny Boy SopranoFather of Tony and JaniceDead before Season 1A big shot in the mob who died in the late 1980s.

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Nancy Marchand, who plays Livia SopranoLivia SopranoMother of Tony and JaniceSeasons 1 and 2The mother Tony cannot escape.

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Dominic Chianese, who plays Junior SopranoCorrado SopranoUncle of TonyAll six seasonsCalled Junior. Boss in name from Season 1 and the man who shoots Tony in Season 6.

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James Gandolfini, who plays Tony SopranoTony SopranoSon of Johnny BoyAll six seasonsThe Jersey mob boss at the centre of the series.

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Edie Falco, who plays Carmela SopranoCarmela SopranoWife of TonyAll six seasonsA distant cousin of Christopher. She and Tony live apart in Season 5.

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Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who plays Meadow SopranoMeadow SopranoDaughter of TonyAll six seasonsShe tours colleges with Tony in Season 1 and grieves for Jackie Jr.

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Robert Iler, who plays A.J. SopranoA.J. SopranoSon of TonyAll six seasonsThe younger child of Tony and Carmela.

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Aida Turturro, who plays Janice SopranoJanice SopranoSister of TonyFrom Season 2She shoots Richie and later marries Bobby.

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David Proval, who plays Richie AprileRichie AprilePartner of JaniceSeason 2Back from prison, killed by Janice in episode 12.

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Steve Schirripa, who plays Bobby BaccalieriBobby BaccalieriHusband of JaniceKilled in Season 6Killed on the orders of Phil Leotardo.

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Steve Buscemi, who plays Tony BlundettoTony BlundettoCousin of TonySeason 5Killed by his cousin in episode 13.

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HDHollywood Dick MoltisantiGrandfather of ChristopherBefore the seriesThe father of Dickie.

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DMDickie MoltisantiFather of ChristopherBefore the seriesAn admired leader in the Jersey mob and a father figure to Tony.

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Michael Imperioli, who plays Christopher MoltisantiChristopher MoltisantiCalled Tony’s nephewKilled in Season 6Killed by Tony after a car crash in episode 18.

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Drea de Matteo, who plays Adriana La CervaAdrianaFiancée of ChristopherKilled in Season 5An informant for the FBI from Season 4.

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JAJackie AprileActing bossDies in Season 1His death opens the fight over who leads.

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JAJackie Aprile Jr.Son of JackieKilled in Season 3Killed on the orders of Ralphie.

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Joe Pantoliano, who plays Ralph CifarettoRalph CifarettoMan of the crewDies in Season 4He kills Tracee in Season 3 and fights Tony in Season 4.

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Steven Van Zandt, who plays Silvio DanteSilvio DanteTop lieutenantAll six seasonsOne of the most trusted advisers of Tony.

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Tony Sirico, who plays Paulie GualtieriPaulie GualtieriLieutenantAll six seasonsA faithful lieutenant of Tony.

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Vincent Pastore, who plays Big Pussy BonpensieroBig PussyLieutenantKilled in Season 2Killed when Tony learns he is an informant.

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JSJohnny SackOf the New York familyDies in Season 6Taken by federal agents at the end of Season 5, he dies in prison.

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Frank Vincent, who plays Phil LeotardoPhil LeotardoOf the New York familySeasons 5 and 6He wars on Tony and is shot by Walden Belfiore.

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The article is unsigned, so the site stands as author and the date is its last revision. Cite the numbered sources for the facts and the article for the chart. Each reference gives the address of the article.

  • APAGenogram Builder. (2026, November 10). The Soprano crime family tree. https://genogrambuilder.org/stories/sopranos-family-tree
  • MLA“The Soprano Crime Family Tree.” Genogram Builder, 10 Nov. 2026, https://genogrambuilder.org/stories/sopranos-family-tree.
  • ChicagoGenogram Builder. “The Soprano Crime Family Tree.” Last modified November 10, 2026. https://genogrambuilder.org/stories/sopranos-family-tree.
  • HarvardGenogram Builder (2026) The Soprano Crime Family Tree. Available at: https://genogrambuilder.org/stories/sopranos-family-tree (Accessed: 10 November 2026).

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Sources and credits

The family relations come from the guide to the Sopranos family tree in the New Zealand Herald. The events of each season come from the season ranking of /Film and from the episode reviews and the ranking of the 25 best episodes in The A.V. Club, cited with season and episode. All were read on 10 November 2026. The series is in copyright, so the Soprano crime family tree and this page show no still. The portraits are photographs of the actors, credited under the sources.

Picture credits

The portraits are photographs of the actors who play the characters, not stills of the series. Each name leads to the photograph on Wikimedia Commons, and each line names the photographer and the licence, links to the licence where it has one and says when the photograph was cropped to the face.

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