Tony Lo Bianco, Acclaimed Actor of 'The French Connection,' Dies at 87

The Brooklyn-born actor passed away at his Maryland home, following a battle with prostate cancer.

Lo Bianco was best known for his role as mobster Sal Boca in the 1971 film 'The French Connection'.
He had a prolific career in film, television, and theater, earning a Tony nomination and an Obie Award.
Lo Bianco was also a Golden Gloves boxer and founded the Triangle Theatre in Manhattan.
He was actively involved in numerous charitable organizations, including the USO and The Wounded Warrior Project.
Lo Bianco is survived by his wife, Alyse, and his children.