Frank Vincent Cause Of Death: How Did 'The Sopranos' Actor Die?


Frank Vincent, best-known for his roles in mafia films, has passed on Wednesday at the age of 78. He starred in a few high-profile Martin Scorsese films, and played Tony’s nemesis on The Sopranos. Last week, Vincent suffered a heart attack. He underwent open-heart surgery on Wednesday and died later on that day.

Vincent is notorious for his tough-guy roles. He told Joe Pesci to “get his f*cking shine-box” in The Goodfellas, but got whacked soon after (in the movie). Billy Batts wasn’t afraid of anyone in The Goodfellas and paid for his words big time by a hot-headed psychopath with a Napoleon-complex.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeL8EYtbVw0

He also played Phil Leotardo, who is essentially Tony Sopranos worst enemy on the HBO hit show The Sopranos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-YlD9UrpA4

The actor has also appeared in Raging Bull, Casino, and Do the Right Thing.

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