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b'I am back with Part 2 of my interview with actress Cara Buono.\\nCara Buono currently stars in the hit Netflix show Stranger Things as Karen Wheeler. She was recently in a heavily recurring role as assassin Martine on CBS\\u2019s Person of Interest.\\xa0 Cara was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2011 for her critically acclaimed portrayal of Dr. Faye Miller, the smart, Kim Novak-esque psychologist and love interest of Don Draper (Jon Hamm) on AMC\\u2019s Mad Men. She played Michael Imperioli\\u2019s wife, Kelli Moltisanti, on the final two seasons of The Sopranos (HBO).\\xa0 She is the only actor to have appeared in both critically acclaimed shows. She was a series regular on Third Watch (NBC) playing paramedic Grace Foster (Helen Mirren portrayed her mother). Her notable television appearances include Brothers & Sisters, two critically acclaimed episodes of Law and Order (as well Criminal Intent & SVU), Deep in My Hearta CBS/Hallmark movie in which she played Young Gerry with Anne Bancroft who played Gerry, and was the final fatality on ER. Cara was recently seen in All Saints for Sony. She was featured in 20th Century Fox\\u2019s feature Paper Towns.\\xa0 Priorfeature work includes Let Me In directed by Matt Reeves (Cloverfield). She also shot a supporting role in Stephen King\\u2019s A Good Marriage with Anthony LaPaglia.\\xa0 She was the female lead in\\xa0 Artie Lange\\u2019s Beer League, Edith Banner in Ang Lee\\u2019s Hulk, and has played in independent features such as Next Stop Wonderland, Happy Accidents, and River Red (all Sundance premieres),Two Ninaswith Amanda Peet and Ron Livingston (winner Audience Award GenArt Film Festival), Nisha Ganatra\\u2019s Chutney Popcorn(winner Audience Award Berlin Film Festival), and Noah Baumbach\\u2019s directorial debut Kicking and Screaming(NY Film Festival premiere).\\xa0 She has worked extensively in NY theater at companies including The New Group, Primary Stages and Theater for a New Audience. She has appeared on Broadway in The Rose Tattooopposite Mercedes Ruehl and Anthony LaPaglia directed by Tony Award winner Robert Falls, Some Americans Abroad directed by Roger Michel (Changing Lanes, Notting Hill) and The Tenth Mandirected by Ulu Grosbard both at Lincoln Center. \\xa0 Born and raised in the Bronx. She graduated from Columbia University in 3 years with a double major in English and Political Science. She ran 3 NYC Marathons.\\xa0\\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices'