Bryan Spatafore (born 1963) is an American businessman and co-owner of the Spatafore Bros. construction company with his brother, Vito. In 2000, he and Vito were ordered by Richie Aprile of the DiMeo crime family to make Beansie Gaeta's house fully wheelchair-accessible, as part of reparations to Gaeta forced by boss Tony Soprano. Though Beansie's wife, Gia, refused to let them inside, the Spatafore brothers decided to begin construction anyway out of fear of Aprile's fury.
In 2001, while on a lunch break, Spatafore was approached by Salvatore Intile's girlfriend, Tina Francesco, right after an argument between her and Intile in the car, begging Spatafore to take her home. Though Spatafore refused to do so, telling her that there's a car service by a nearby liquor store, Intile blindsided Spatafore with a golf club to the head. He nearly beat Spatafore to death, fracturing his skull, before leaving with Francesco. Spatafore was put into a coma from the beating, and Intile was killed by his own godfather, Bobby Baccalieri, Sr., for the attempted killing.
By 2006, Spatafore fully recovered from his coma and was back to working in construction. He watched over his brother's meeting with Soprano, asking to be let back in the family despite his homosexuality.