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    A Sopranos star is sharing the details of his long-term weight-loss transformation

    Joseph “Joe” R. Gannascoli, who played capo Vito Spatafore on the HBO series from 1999 to 2007, weighed 400 pounds in earlier seasons of The Sopranos

    Currently down to 250 pounds, the 67-year-old told the New York Post that he hopes to drop another 40 pounds over the next four months

    The transformation comes partly in preparation for his next television project, which is based on his 2006 crime-novel-meets-cookbook, A Meal to Die For

    Joseph Gannascoli in 2004 and in 2026.
    Joseph Gannascoli in 2004 and in 2026.Robin Platzer/FilmMagic;Joseph R. Gannascoli/Instagram

    Gannascoli said he suffered from bad hips and sleep apnea while filming The Sopranos

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    To support his health journey, the actor underwent hip surgeries and gastric band surgery

    Gastric band surgery reduces stomach size with a band. This can make the patient feel full sooner, eat less, and subsequently lose weight, according to the Cleveland Clinic

    Joseph Gannascoli said his new fitness regimen includes golf, pickleball, and going to the gym.
    Joseph Gannascoli said his new fitness regimen includes golf, pickleball, and going to the gym.Instagram/Joseph R. Gannascoli

    After his surgeries, Gannascoli also worked with multiple diet pill companies

    In 2006, he was sued by a diet pill company, which alleged that he did not adequately promote its product

    In turn, Gannascoli said the company did not like that his character was revealed to be gay

    Michael Imperioli, Joseph Gannascoli, and James Gandolfini in “The Sopranos.”
    Michael Imperioli, Joseph Gannascoli, and James Gandolfini in “The Sopranos.”HBO

    When Gannascoli returned for season six, he had dropped 140 pounds

    His look changed so much that the show’s writers made it part of his plot, and Vito Spatafore even appeared in a weight-loss advertisement for the “thin club” during the final season

    Joseph Gannascoli lost so much weight while filming “The Sopranos” that his transformation became a plotline for his character. As Vito Spatafore, he posed for a weight-loss advertisement during season six.
    Joseph Gannascoli lost so much weight while filming “The Sopranos” that his transformation became a plotline for his character. As Vito Spatafore, he posed for a weight-loss advertisement during season six.HBO

    In 2026, Gannascoli is utilizing consistent training and dietary changes to prepare for his next role

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    He starts his days with golf at 6 a.m., and he typically continues to a pickleball court afterward, from which he heads to the gym

    “I just started hitting every body part, and I’m doing that four times a week,” he told the outlet. “Now I’m doing heavier weights and less reps.”

    <img src="https://healthylife7.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/77H4TX3RLVADPDLIEKPSENIYEM.jpg" alt="Joseph Gannascoli is embracing an athletic lifestyle. His goal is to lose 40 pounds in the next four months.”>
    Joseph Gannascoli is embracing an athletic lifestyle. His goal is to lose 40 pounds in the next four months.Instagram/Joseph R. Gannascoli

    As for diet, Gannascoli favors salads—but not baby carrots, as his character does—and limits red meat

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    He also intermittently fasts, typically eating his last meal of the day at 2 p.m

    “I feel better and look better than I did back on the show,” Gannascoli said

    LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 28:  Actors Vincent Curatola, guest, guest, Tony Sirico, Frank Vincent, Dan Grimaldi, guest, and Joseph R. Gannascoli arrive at the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium on January 28, 2007 in Los Angeles, California.  (Photo by Frank Micelotta/Getty Images)


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