Robert LuPone was an American actor and artistic director has died at the age of 76. Following the news of Robert LuPone’s death, tributes began pouring in online for the actor, with fans offering condolences to friends and family. One user said “Dr. Cusamano actor Robert LuPone has died aged 76 Surprisingly, the character Dr. Bruce Cusamano was only in The Sopranos for 6 episodes. However, he fitted the role perfectly and it felt like so many more. Robert was also the leader of the off-Broadway company MCC Theatre.RIP.” Another user said “RIP Robert Lupone. A genuine triple threat and one of the nicest people I have ever worked with. My heart goes out to his family.” While another said “Sending all my love to @PattiLuPone. Robert Lupone was such a nice person, he always supported us youth company members @mcctheater and was someone you could just talk to. I never felt like i bothered him when asking for advice because he was always willing to give it.”
What was Robert LuPone’s Net Worth?
Robert LuPone Net Worth | $1 Million to 2 Million USD |
Robert LuPone was an American actor and artistic director. He was born on July 29, 1946, in Brooklyn, New York, NY, he was 76 years old at the time of his demise. Robert graduated from Juilliard in 1968 with a BFA in dance. His performance as Zach landed him a Tony nomination for Best Featured Actor in a Musical. According to his official bio. “The problem of my whole life,” LuPone once said, “was figuring out what I wanted to do.” In 1966, he made his professional debut as part of the ensemble in a regional production of “The Pajama Game”. He later appeared as Tony Soprano’s doctor, Dr. Bruce “Cooze” Cusamano, in the iconic 1990s.
The estimated Net Worth of Robert LuPone is between $1 Million top $2 Million USD.
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