Tommy Di Palma

Tommy Di Palma
Information
Full Name	Thomas DiPalma
Nicknames	Tommy
Nationality	Italian-American
Home	New Jersey
Gender	Male
Hair Color	White (balding)
Fate
Status	Alive
Political Information
Occupation(s)	Mobster
Affiliation	DiMeo/Soprano crime family Junior Soprano's Crew
Rank	Soldier
Behind the Scenes
First Appearance	Where's Johnny?
Final Appearance	Where's Johnny?
Portrayed By	Ed Setrakian
Episode Count	1

"Tommy" is a supporting character portrayed by Ed Setrakian. He is a member of the DiMeo/Soprano crime family and a soldier in the Junior Soprano's crew.

Quick Answers

How is Tommy Di Palma connected to Junior Soprano?

Tommy Di Palma is linked to Junior Soprano as a soldier in his crew within the DiMeo crime family. In "Where's Johnny?", Tommy stayed with Junior, witnessing his dementia symptoms while watching television.

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How does Tommy Di Palma's story intersect with Junior Soprano's dementia?

Tommy Di Palma, an elderly soldier in Junior Soprano's crew, is tasked with caring for Junior as his dementia progresses. Despite his efforts, Junior's condition deteriorates, leading to a critical incident where Junior mistakenly shoots Tony Soprano, thinking he is a former adversary. This underscores the severity of Junior's dementia and its effects on his associates, including Tommy Di Palma.

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What is Tommy Di Palma's relationship with Mikey Palmice?

Tommy Di Palma's relationship with Mikey Palmice is not specified. Mikey Palmice was closely linked to Chucky Signore, a family friend of the Palmices and a member of Junior's Crew. Chucky and Mikey collaborated on criminal activities, including planning a hit on Tony Soprano.

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Biography

in "Denial, Anger, Acceptance", Mikey Palmice states to Jackie Aprile while he's in the hospital for his cancer that Tommy also had cancer.

In "Where's Johnny?", Tommy stayed with Soprano family boss Junior Soprano and the pair watched television, when the latter's signs of dementia began to worsen. Junior mistook himself for Larry David and the character Jeff Greene for fellow soldier Bobby Baccalieri from the show "Curb Your Enthusiasm", however, Tommy attempted to lament to Junior that it was just a television show. Later that day, Junior fled his house unbeknownst to Tommy, upon realizing, Tommy called Bobby who arrived at Junior's house and dismissed him home.

Appearances

• Where's Johnny?