Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/John Fiore (actor)
Boy, this one is tough, and definitely merits a thorough AfD discussion – I'll be curious to see what other comments say (as my mind is open on this one)... Fiore actually gets a fair number of mentions in ''Variety'', and a couple of them might be considered more than simply incidental. In addition, {{U|Teblick}} found these three sources on the subject – https://www.heraldextra.com/lifestyles/sopranos-actors-find-that-once-the-boss-decides-to-ice/article_e2df1d51-8022-5e7a-a296-0a321d979192.html, http://archive.boston.com/news/local/articles/2005/09/08/after_an_indelicate_death_actor_makes_a_career_move/, https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/regionals/north/2017/07/27/recognize-this-guy-from-the-sopranos-from-somerville/3p50OwXUBK4O1IYs6z0X1O/story.html – now, two of those might be considered "local coverage" (Fiore is from the Boston-area), but they're not nothing. However, when I look for other coverage in places like ''THR'', ''LA Times'' (all the "hits" here seem to be for a conductor, also with the name "John Fiore"...), ''Entertainment Weekly'' or ''Deadline Hollywood'', I'm not finding enough that I feel this gets "pushed over the top". In addition, I don't feel like Fiore technically meets  – his ''Law & Order'' and ''Sopranos'' roles were "recurring", not "main cast", and it looks like the only film Fiore actually headlined was the small indie film ''Johnny Slade's Greatest Hits''. So, this essentially comes down to – Does Fiore meet  anyway, without meeting ?! This question is probably a judgement call, and on my end I feel like the subject falls just a little short. YMMV
— User:IJBall, 16:10, 29 August 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NACTOR||WP:BASIC||WP:NACTOR (Wikipedia:Notability)