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Mira Sorvino appears in three `Sidewalks`
interviews
Video Content:
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NEW!
3rd Interview
(2010)
In this third interview
with Mira, she is joined by her father, actor
Paul Sorvino. The two talk about working
together, Paul's side businesses, and how Paul
didn't want his children go into acting. In
addition, they talk about “Diabetes Co-Stars,” a
program designed not only to encourage people living
with diabetes to inform themselves about diabetes
treatments and lifestyles, but also to provide
helpful information to their families and
supporters.
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2nd Interview (2007)
In the second interview taped on November 8, 2007
with host Rafael Siegel, Mira talked about child
stars in showbiz, what made
her truly happy and, as part of the promotional
tour*, she told us about a special Crest Whitestrip
contest, which is now expired.
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1st Interview (2007)
In the August 2007 interview, host Cindy
Rhodes spoke to
actress about winning an Oscar Award®; working with
her co-stars, including practical joker Joaquin
Phoenix, in the 2007 film "Reservation Road";
and how her father, actor Paul Sorvino ("Goodfellas,"
Law and Order), influenced her acting.
As part of the promotional tour* in this interview, Mira discusses a
cause that is very dear and close to her heart —
saving the millions of dogs and cats currently in
shelters in the 2007 Second Chance for Love
campaign.
Mini-Biography of Mira Sorvino:
Born in Tenafly, New Jersey, actress Mira Sorvino
co-starred in Woody Allen's 1995 "Mighty Aphrodite,"
a film which won her an Academy Award® for Best
Supporting Actress.
Mira also appeared in films such as "Beautiful
Girls," "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion,"
"Mimic," "The Replacement Killers," "At First
Sight," and
"Wise Girls."
Mini-Biography of Paul Sorvino:
Born and raised
in Brooklyn, New York City, Paul Sorvino, who
has been in showbiz for around 50 years, is probably
best known for his roles as Sgt. Phil Cerreta on
Law & Order and Paulie Cicero in "Goodfellas."
Paul made his Broadway debut in the 1964 musical "Bajour,"
while his first film as "Where's Poppa?" Other film
roles include "Red," "The Stuff," and "Nixon." Paul
also starred in the TV series That's Life,
We'll Get By, Bert D'Angelo/Superstar,
and The Oldest Rookie.
Beyond acting, Paul launched "Paul Sorvino Foods" in
2007, which markets a range of pasta sauces. He is
also part owner in Janson-Beckett Cosmeceuticals.
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