Charley Scalies, famous for ‘soprano family’, died at the age of 84; His daughter announced the news.
Actor Charley Scalies, famous for his role in the acclaimed series “Soprano Family”, died today at the age of 84. The information was released by his daughter, Anne Marie Scalies, who did not provide details about the cause of death. The artist was residing in a nursing home in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, where he faced Alzheimer’s challenges. Scalies became known for playing the character Thomas “Horseface” Pakusa in the second season of “The Listening”, also . In addition, he played a remarkable role as a football coach in the “Soprano Family” series. His television career also included appearances in productions such as “Law & Order” and “Cold Case”. Charley Scalies’ legacy is remembered for his contribution to the world of entertainment, where he left his mark in various roles. He is survived by his wife Angeline and five children: Chuck, Angeline, Tony, Christian and Anne Marie, as well as grandchildren who are also part of her family.
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