Hollywood actor Frank Vallelonga Jr has died, TMZ has reported.
The film star, best known for his work in Oscar-winning Green Book, was found in the street by the NYPD after they received a 911 call about an unconscious man in the Bronx.
The NYPD told the news outlet that when they got to the location they found a dead body in the street, which they later identified as Frank.
His official cause of death has not yet been confirmed.
Cops confirmed to TMZ that a suspect has been criminally charged with dumping Frank's corpse, adding that the suspect told them that Frank had overdosed.
Police have claimed the suspect dumped Frank's body from a car owned by his brother Nick, however Nick told cops that the suspect did not have permission to drive his car.
Frank hails from a famous family, with his late father being Sopranos star Tony Lip - who played Carmine Lupertazzi in the hit HBO series - and brother Nick Vellelonga, who co-wrote and produced Academy Award-winning Green Book.
The film was based on Frank's late dad, who worked as a bouncer during the 1960s to pianist Don Shirley.
Tony is portrayed by Viggo Mortensen while Frank plays Rudy Vallelonga.