Yeah it's sad unfortunately. A show like Empire gave me good vibes like this show but it got wack and repetitive really quick. Never happened with sopranos.
Wow James sounds and looks completely different to Tony. Just a testament to his brilliant acting ! RIP JG thanks for giving me something to watch for life !
Yeah he does. His town is more north central than newark jersey city etc if he was from a more north eastern city he would have sounded more of that that tony soprano accent. Jersey city and bayonne have that thick nj accent. Believe it or not it losses its flare just going a couple miles south west. Not trying to sound like im using a compass but its true.
@@naynay1139 Of course what was on the page was brilliant but James brought so much nuance to his performance. He could display happiness, sadness and anger in a matter of seconds and you could see those wheels turning in his head. Just beautiful to watch. And a privilege to see him every week on your TV in your living room.
He's a writer in addition to an actor. He also seems not only to have a huge love of film but massive knowledge of it as well. He's definitely one of the most artistically educated on the show
He looks like a heavy introvert... He's too focused on explaining the recipe for his script, so there's little room to joke around for a guy of his nature.
When you consider ‘Livia’ was based on his real mother, it’s kind of a miracle he’s even able to communicate at all. Let alone write the greatest TV show there ever was!
I got Amazon Prime a couple of months ago, and SCREAMED when I saw the entire series of the Sopranos was on there. I'm on the last season, and I just don't want to get to the end. This is the best show ever. I was sad when it ended, and ever more sad when JG passed.
You should go back and watch it again afterwards. You'll catch so many little minute details that you hadn't before. I've literally watched it beginning to end over 10 times and always seem to catch something. Best show and character/actor of all time.
If any of you haven’t seen this show or are contemplating it, just do it, you will have done yourself a huge favour. This is one of humanities masterpieces
Watching and listening to Galdofini in interviews is so odd. I’m so used to Tony’s accent and the way He talks but James was so intelligent in the way He spoke. RIP.
Its credit to Gandofini as an actor that he seems like a very different person when interview to his character... all the other's seem the same as their characters: same mannerisms, same way of talking etc... gandolfini was completely different... his whole face looked different when he was acting.
It's pretty painful to imagine what James Gandolfini would have gone on to achieve by now had he been blessed with a full measure of years. He was 51 when he passed. That's a terrible pity.
@Chris Seymour Man, I always wondered myself that...about that stress on the show, he's always yelling and fighting, and pissed...and I always wondered "is it real?" I mean, like for real? Cause if It's real his blood pressure must be high as fuck and he could pass out on the set, you know? Or can actors act pissed but deep down they are relaxed? I always had this curiosity.
David Chase understands people... I heard him say "people go thru life thinking they are right about everything"... It blew my mind cause its sooo true how most people arent happy and living the life they wanna live but they go thru life winning every argument and convincing themselves that they are smarter and better then everyone else... LoL.
Gandolfini was amazing as he really played Tony. It wasn't him, but he made it happen... when you hear "Chris" you can tell he's closer in real life to his character. James made it happen like magic.
Mike Imperioli is actually NOTHING like Chris. Watch the Talking Sopranos podcast. But in this clip, you are right - he seems like he is in character haha
2020 and I'm watching Sopranos for the first time. It's gained so much popularity again because of people staying at home, that it sparked Steve and Michael to do a podcast. I absolutely love it.
Each and every one of these actors, are incredible. Michael imperioli seems like he's somewhat still in character when interviewed here. Steven Van Zandt as Silvio, really blew me away throughout the entire show. I can't even believe he hadn't really acted before this show. He was such a natural. He had everything down. The mannerisms, the walking, the facial expressions, the speaking. James Gandolfini has me mesmerized. He looks WAY different than Tony. When he's in character as Tony, even his eyes look like they take on a different shape. It's weird, but that's just how gifted of an actor he was. It's such a shame that he's gone. He should be here with us.
i bumped into Gandolfini in Toys R Us in union Sq. Nyc. Iwas 11 at the video game checkout with my dad and literally bumped into him. he said sorry...TO MEEE (lol) and i said loudly "Hey dad thats the guy from the show you watch" And my dad of course blows it and says "ohhh mann are you Tony Soprano?" lmao and he said "yes, yes i am" and shook hands. A lovely guy. The next day 9-11 happened, two days later Gandolfini was pictured in the paper riding his bike at ground zero...wearing the same exact outfit from Toys R Us....flip flops, cargo shorts.
9:30-9:55 chris: it may sound crazy but people see their own lives in these characters.....chris my freind i think everyone related to most of the characters in some way and every man definitely related to tony..coz it showed the inner goings on of the man in his daily life..sopranos was done the best..best ever
al muslim no exaggeration, the show changed my life. There is so much knowledge to be gleaned from it, everything from everyday social interactions to understanding your different moods
I'm rewatching the show for probably the 20th time and it's still as great as ever. Idk if any show will ever be as good, in every aspect, as The Sopranos. There are some really good, classic shows out there today but there's just something different in The Sopranos that I haven't seen anywhere else, and I watch everything. Can't wait for David Chase's new movie, semi prequel to The Sopranos about the Jersey riots. Really hope he gives us some good Johnny Boy Soprano and young Junior scenes. R.I.P. Gandolfini
James Sweezey Me too. I’ve even rewatched the whole series and only waited a month then started it again. It’s genuinely soothing to me when I watch it- like hanging with old friends. It’s hard to explain to someone who isn’t a fan. They’re like, “so watching a bunch of sociopaths makes you feel better?” They just don’t get it.
Today is 06/30/20 and I am more taken by The Sopranos than ever before. Yes, I was in my mid to late 20s when HBO was airing The Sopranos, I even have to admit back then sometimes I felt The Show was slow, but now i'm 51, My own baby girl is grown and been married for 5 years. I have two grandchildren now. Guess what im trying to convey is how much my daily struggles have something in common with the show characters. No, im no mob boss but yes, its a daily grind to take care of our responsibilities, which poses the question every man who was born poor or middle class has asked themself; How far would I go to put food, clothes and shelter for our families, not to mention if you have a boy who wants to play ball and needs money for cleats and cups, Or what about having daughters who may want to cheer or sing choir just like Meadow? So when Michael Imperioli said how these gangsters have to hustle just to have the average life, I can honestly say I do relate, as i'm sure many other husbands & fathers have. Yes, to this fella, I have a whole new appreciation for the entire cast and especially David Chass who without him, we would of never got to know "The Late Great Tony Soprano AKA Jimmy Gandolfini" BTW, to all Soprano fans out there, David Chass said in a on camera interview "if you need help to understand what the cut to black on final episode "Made In America" means, then look at the last three episodes, its all there.. And if Ur able to understand the symbology from the entire series? then that makes it a bit easier to grasp the ending, In other words Tony was shot dead in the dinner. It even goes a step farther and shows Tony's soul is left in limbo inside the dinner, because all he wanted before he died was to see his true inspiration for all he did and sacrificed for, and that was to get a glimpse of his LOVING, MATURE DAUGHTER that he knew he didn't have to worry about as if he may have failed as a husband to Carmela, but he got it right with Meadow and wanted one more glimpse of her before he died" For a much better explanation then mine, search "Final Episode of Sopranos explained" right here on YT. R.I.P. James Gandolfini Sep 18, 1961---June 19, 2013
Thank you for sharing this. I miss the show terribly, and so sad about Jim's untimely passing. I think part of why I like the show so much is the dark humor, but also because I can vicariously live out my imperfections without being cruel or criminal. 3 best shows ever IMO Sopranos M*A*S*H All in the Family
I'm from that part of the United States originally. While the show is dramatized for television audiences, it is an accurate representation of the kinds of rackets, feuds and family squabbling that goes with that culture. A+ all the way.
Meadow mentions having to parallel park behind this van when they talk about her getting her license and that last scene of the shows finale she still has trouble parallel parking
As a fan of the show I rarely missed an episode when it aired. Now I have the complete box set. The Sopranos stories, writing, cast and crew were second to none! RIP JG, you were one in a million!!
This was such a great little mini doc. If this was 8 hours I’d watch the whole thing without stopping. The Sopranos will go down as once of the greatest shows in television history and I’m glad that I was around to see it
Thank You James. I watched the Sopranos years after the show ended and I always looked at this as a "dark" comedy. The Sopranos is hilarious. When I told people my view, they would give me the evil eye. So what, it's just a show but a ton of people to this show to heart. Still do.🤦
Perfection!!!! This show is and always will be thee best of all show's ever written. Each actor was perfectly chosen and I am obsessed. RIP James Gandolfini, Tony Sirico, Nancy Marchand.... Never forgotten ✝️🙏🌹
Could you imagine Carm cat burglaring Minn Matrone & suffocating her with a pillow? Or wearing a scowl as she destroyed Chrissy's lawn? Lmao losing a shoe after losing the Russian 😂 "Mix it with the relish"
Livia soprano is a woman in my life named Diane Stinnett..my ex mother in law and grandmother of my son...a deep well of oozing negativity and cunning darkness
BEST SHOW EVER. I still binge watch different seasons. I love the physical fight they show above. Carmela though, she nailed that character. Always wore same jewellery throughout each season. The Podcast Michael and Steven have to this day is so good. If anyone hasnt seen it yet, you should. I enjoy it myself. Oh man I know this, will never be another series like this. NEVER.
Greatest show ever. R.I.P JG! Liv, uncle junior and Johnny Sac really made this show too. Thank god for Amazon prime I watch this show everyday my girlfriend is sick of me lol.
I love Edie Falco. I miss James Gandolfini. He was a versatile actor. He played a great villian. He played a mobster a couple times, mainly The Sopranos. He played a mob strongman in another movie I forget the name. He played an evil Prision Warden. He played the Large lovable monster in "Where the Wild Things Are"... He's so missed and still loved by so many. I enjoyed Edie Falco in "Nurse Jackie". She really is great too.
@@RichWeigel No shit. Look at the culture we live in. I'm 35 almost. A woman. An attractive one. Don't you ask me to trust men with my children, or question random people on the internet about things that are absolutely, 100%, Positively none of your business.
Without a doubt it's the funniest drama of all time. I don't care if it's movies television anything there has never been and will never be a drama as funny as The Sopranos ever again
10 years after the show ended and I'm still watching clips and documentaries about the show.
David Karlsson me too buddy. Changed my life
Me too! I wish I could erase this show from my head and watch it all over again, new.
I keep re-watching the series, much to my wife's dismay...
Cherry Barb we can make that happen
Cherry Barb 😂😂😂 thats so funny but so true 😂😂
There will never be a show like this again. Simply the best
Yeah it's sad unfortunately. A show like Empire gave me good vibes like this show but it got wack and repetitive really quick. Never happened with sopranos.
I guess we're going to have to wait and see how the prequel is but I look forward to it
Breaking Bad is almost as good
@PAbcentral All great but Sopranos had the best script filled with 24/7 non-stop quotes.
Your so correct
Wow James sounds and looks completely different to Tony. Just a testament to his brilliant acting ! RIP JG thanks for giving me something to watch for life !
Sopranos is the best mob story telling
Movie of our time R.I.P. too a great man and a mob boss ❤
Yeah he does. His town is more north central than newark jersey city etc if he was from a more north eastern city he would have sounded more of that that tony soprano accent. Jersey city and bayonne have that thick nj accent. Believe it or not it losses its flare just going a couple miles south west. Not trying to sound like im using a compass but its true.
you should hear Aide talk on her podcast without the accent. mind blown.
He's a lot like that guy Kevin Finnerty
@@naynay1139 Of course what was on the page was brilliant but James brought so much nuance to his performance. He could display happiness, sadness and anger in a matter of seconds and you could see those wheels turning in his head. Just beautiful to watch. And a privilege to see him every week on your TV in your living room.
Michael Imperioli gives you the best description of the show.
He's a writer in addition to an actor. He also seems not only to have a huge love of film but massive knowledge of it as well. He's definitely one of the most artistically educated on the show
Hes an amazing actor. Good in everything he does.
watch Talking Sopranos podcast, hes very articulate. Give it 10 eps and then it becomes a weekly tradition for me. Almost done with all the eps
Tony chasing AJ up the stairs kills me. The brilliance of this show is never ending.
It's pretty funny...
Every interview I’ve ever seen with David Chase he seems so grim and humorless lol
I know! Sort of like Lorne Michaels
It’s his quirk, he’s incredibly brilliant, with all that comes with it.
He looks like a heavy introvert... He's too focused on explaining the recipe for his script, so there's little room to joke around for a guy of his nature.
When you consider ‘Livia’ was based on his real mother, it’s kind of a miracle he’s even able to communicate at all. Let alone write the greatest TV show there ever was!
Which makes even better the fact that The Sorpanos is one of the funniest shows ever
Kevin Finnerty
He smacked me in the mouth!
leegsy did you see that?!
Lose your arrogance
Heaven infinity
So many people hate on that episode but I always loved it. Especially when the ending finally came.
I got Amazon Prime a couple of months ago, and SCREAMED when I saw the entire series of the Sopranos was on there. I'm on the last season, and I just don't want to get to the end. This is the best show ever. I was sad when it ended, and ever more sad when JG passed.
Dain Velishek me too I’ve watched it several times. Dexters on too. But after season 3 it sucked
Yep I agree 100%. I still watch it here and there to this day.
You should go back and watch it again afterwards. You'll catch so many little minute details that you hadn't before. I've literally watched it beginning to end over 10 times and always seem to catch something. Best show and character/actor of all time.
If any of you haven’t seen this show or are contemplating it, just do it, you will have done yourself a huge favour. This is one of humanities masterpieces
Watching and listening to Galdofini in interviews is so odd. I’m so used to Tony’s accent and the way He talks but James was so intelligent in the way He spoke. RIP.
Its credit to Gandofini as an actor that he seems like a very different person when interview to his character... all the other's seem the same as their characters: same mannerisms, same way of talking etc... gandolfini was completely different... his whole face looked different when he was acting.
Tommy Two-shoes yeah sometimes that shit ruins it for me lol
That’s when you realise how great of an actor he is
The guy that plays Christopher is a lot different in real life as well. He's even said he doesn't like watching violent movies.
He was in a movie called the Last Castle with Robert Redford. Completely different character with zero accent. He was amazing in that movie as well.
I'm raptly watching this in 2017. James Gandolfini is long gone. SOPRANOS will never be back on TV. And yet, it's as interesting today as it ever was.
It really is. I've been watching clips for 3 weeks now
THE JACKEEEEEEEEEEEET
It's pretty painful to imagine what James Gandolfini would have gone on to achieve by now had he been blessed with a full measure of years. He was 51 when he passed. That's a terrible pity.
Yea ultimately he died on the floor by the pishadoo
Chris Seymour yep true. He had years after the show to lose the weight but instead he got even bigger
@Chris Seymour Man, I always wondered myself that...about that stress on the show, he's always yelling and fighting, and pissed...and I always wondered "is it real?" I mean, like for real? Cause if It's real his blood pressure must be high as fuck and he could pass out on the set, you know? Or can actors act pissed but deep down they are relaxed? I always had this curiosity.
@Chris Seymour And still lived a better life then you'll ever dream of! Lmao troll
Well, when you keep neglecting your health eventually it will catch up with you. He is greatly missed though.
That picture of Nancy on David's wall...amazing.
David Chase understands people... I heard him say "people go thru life thinking they are right about everything"... It blew my mind cause its sooo true how most people arent happy and living the life they wanna live but they go thru life winning every argument and convincing themselves that they are smarter and better then everyone else... LoL.
Only Livia could make David Chase laugh
Gandolfini was amazing as he really played Tony. It wasn't him, but he made it happen... when you hear "Chris" you can tell he's closer in real life to his character. James made it happen like magic.
Mike Imperioli is actually NOTHING like Chris. Watch the Talking Sopranos podcast. But in this clip, you are right - he seems like he is in character haha
Shinchan dude i recently saw interviews with him and you’re 100% right haha
Yeah Mike is nothing like Chris in real life. I remember him saying in an interview that it made him physically sick to see violence.
Paulie is the one who’s a carbon copy in real life
@@itscapnnRIP Tony Sirico
2020 and I'm watching Sopranos for the first time. It's gained so much popularity again because of people staying at home, that it sparked Steve and Michael to do a podcast. I absolutely love it.
This will always be a timeless masterpiece
Each and every one of these actors, are incredible. Michael imperioli seems like he's somewhat still in character when interviewed here. Steven Van Zandt as Silvio, really blew me away throughout the entire show. I can't even believe he hadn't really acted before this show. He was such a natural. He had everything down. The mannerisms, the walking, the facial expressions, the speaking. James Gandolfini has me mesmerized. He looks WAY different than Tony. When he's in character as Tony, even his eyes look like they take on a different shape. It's weird, but that's just how gifted of an actor he was. It's such a shame that he's gone. He should be here with us.
I watched the whole series on HBO and I have the complete DVD set that I watched twice, but I never saw this short.
Thanks for the up-load.
i bumped into Gandolfini in Toys R Us in union Sq. Nyc. Iwas 11 at the video game checkout with my dad and literally bumped into him. he said sorry...TO MEEE (lol) and i said loudly "Hey dad thats the guy from the show you watch" And my dad of course blows it and says "ohhh mann are you Tony Soprano?" lmao and he said "yes, yes i am" and shook hands. A lovely guy. The next day 9-11 happened, two days later Gandolfini was pictured in the paper riding his bike at ground zero...wearing the same exact outfit from Toys R Us....flip flops, cargo shorts.
God I love James Gandolfini. Rest in peace sweet James
RIP TONY soprano never be replaced as TONY or as an actor never forgotten gone to soon
9:30-9:55 chris: it may sound crazy but people see their own lives in these characters.....chris my freind i think everyone related to most of the characters in some way and every man definitely related to tony..coz it showed the inner goings on of the man in his daily life..sopranos was done the best..best ever
al muslim i related with Tony and Aj. The suicidal and depression aspect of the show. It helped a lot
al muslim no exaggeration, the show changed my life. There is so much knowledge to be gleaned from it, everything from everyday social interactions to understanding your different moods
al muslim I agree
RIP James Gandolfini!!!!
0:26 now I wanna hear Edie Falco read some Paulie lines
"I did-dent!"
Binged the entire series in 3 weeks for the first time and now I'm watching everything online about the sopranos lol
I'm rewatching the show for probably the 20th time and it's still as great as ever. Idk if any show will ever be as good, in every aspect, as The Sopranos. There are some really good, classic shows out there today but there's just something different in The Sopranos that I haven't seen anywhere else, and I watch everything. Can't wait for David Chase's new movie, semi prequel to The Sopranos about the Jersey riots. Really hope he gives us some good Johnny Boy Soprano and young Junior scenes. R.I.P. Gandolfini
James Sweezey Me too. I’ve even rewatched the whole series and only waited a month then started it again. It’s genuinely soothing to me when I watch it- like hanging with old friends. It’s hard to explain to someone who isn’t a fan. They’re like, “so watching a bunch of sociopaths makes you feel better?” They just don’t get it.
i agree, to some agree the show is relaxing in a weird way.@@DanielleLenae222
Today is 06/30/20 and I am more taken by The Sopranos than ever before. Yes, I was in my mid to late 20s when HBO was airing The Sopranos, I even have to admit back then sometimes I felt The Show was slow, but now i'm 51, My own baby girl is grown and been married for 5 years. I have two grandchildren now. Guess what im trying to convey is how much my daily struggles have something in common with the show characters. No, im no mob boss but yes, its a daily grind to take care of our responsibilities, which poses the question every man who was born poor or middle class has asked themself; How far would I go to put food, clothes and shelter for our families, not to mention if you have a boy who wants to play ball and needs money for cleats and cups, Or what about having daughters who may want to cheer or sing choir just like Meadow?
So when Michael Imperioli said how these gangsters have to hustle just to have the average life, I can honestly say I do relate, as i'm sure many other husbands & fathers have. Yes, to this fella, I have a whole new appreciation for the entire cast and especially David Chass who without him, we would of never got to know "The Late Great Tony Soprano AKA Jimmy Gandolfini"
BTW, to all Soprano fans out there, David Chass said in a on camera interview "if you need help to understand what the cut to black on final episode "Made In America" means, then look at the last three episodes, its all there.. And if Ur able to understand the symbology from the entire series? then that makes it a bit easier to grasp the ending, In other words Tony was shot dead in the dinner. It even goes a step farther and shows Tony's soul is left in limbo inside the dinner, because all he wanted before he died was to see his true inspiration for all he did and sacrificed for, and that was to get a glimpse of his LOVING, MATURE DAUGHTER that he knew he didn't have to worry about as if he may have failed as a husband to Carmela, but he got it right with Meadow and wanted one more glimpse of her before he died" For a much better explanation then mine, search "Final Episode of Sopranos explained" right here on YT.
R.I.P. James Gandolfini Sep 18, 1961---June 19, 2013
Very well said. I too watched in real time and thought it was slow moving. Just started rewatching a month ago and it flows perfectly
“War-rent, war-rent, how do you say that in fucking Polish?”
Thank you for sharing this. I miss the show terribly, and so sad about Jim's untimely passing.
I think part of why I like the show so much is the dark humor, but also because I can vicariously live out my imperfections without being cruel or criminal.
3 best shows ever IMO
Sopranos
M*A*S*H
All in the Family
the fact we can love and hate the same characters from show to show indicates they NAILED the human element.
David Chase: It's just a murder
Matthew Bevilacqua: MoMmY!!!
Best actor ever! He played his part to the tee....no one can tell us that's not Tony Soprano🙏🏾❤
7:39 ...O-A-O
Damn Edie Falco is so f ing hot still looks great
Having been a person who's lived on the fringes I saw the nuances injected into the Sopranos. The writing was amazing and so real.
I'm from that part of the United States originally. While the show is dramatized for television audiences, it is an accurate representation of the kinds of rackets, feuds and family squabbling that goes with that culture. A+ all the way.
Meadow mentions having to parallel park behind this van when they talk about her getting her license and that last scene of the shows finale she still has trouble parallel parking
As a fan of the show I rarely missed an episode when it aired. Now I have the complete box set.
The Sopranos stories, writing, cast and crew were second to none! RIP JG, you were one in a million!!
Cool I wished I watched television in the 2000s
One of my favorite shows of all time. I still miss James Gandolfini.
Lorraine nails it when she says "there's no weak link." Everyone on screen crushes it in every scene, you get immersed immediately.
This was such a great little mini doc. If this was 8 hours I’d watch the whole thing without stopping. The Sopranos will go down as once of the greatest shows in television history and I’m glad that I was around to see it
This show was pure magic...
Imperioli was high af in this interview here
I mean even with computers...
I thought you said," I'm alright spider". Lol
Edie Falco “I don’t see them splitting up”
2 seasons later...
Well, that didn’t age well
They got back together.
Thank You James. I watched the Sopranos years after the show ended and I always looked at this as a "dark" comedy. The Sopranos is hilarious. When I told people my view, they would give me the evil eye. So what, it's just a show but a ton of people to this show to heart. Still do.🤦
Mad Men and The Sopranos will always be the absolute greatest TV has ever produced.
Greatest show ever
Best line of the show: "OHHHHH!"
Laughing my anus off
"F*ck you santa!"
OOOOHHHHHHH!!!!!
Ohhhhh hey!
I just finished watching the series, what an amazing piece of work. It goes right up there with The Wire. Magnifico
So glad i found this....ive seen the series about 20 times..maybe more but at least 20.....
Rest in peace to the Great Tony Sirico and James Gandolfini
🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊🕊
I loved the Sopranos! I got misty when James Gandolfini passed away. Thanks for sharing this!
I deeply miss this show and still cannot believe James is gone.
Perfection!!!! This show is and always will be thee best of all show's ever written. Each actor was perfectly chosen and I am obsessed. RIP James Gandolfini, Tony Sirico, Nancy Marchand.... Never forgotten ✝️🙏🌹
James Gandolfini R.I.P.
What an absolutely incredible actor!
Respect to you Sir. 👊
All I see is Tony not James when he's talking. That's when you know he's an incredible actor. Rest in peace.
I still watch this show and still love it!
This was an amazing show(the sopranos) and this little biopic was really insightful. Very well done!
Its so wierd hearing anything but Tony Suprano's voice comming from James Gandalfini.
I love you James Gandolfini! Still sad you are gone. Say hi to my father for me
Thanks for sharing.
Wow,thank you for this..never seen it
I have never seen this video despite seeing all the dvd extras, thanks
I watch this show all the time to this day. And, its weird hearing James talk normally. He really was talking differently for the show.
Such great actress and acters.great show.never missed a episode. Loved it.Was like real life
I'm watching the entire series again probably for the 8th time. Like "The Godfather", it never gets old and is the greatest TV series ever!
When Paulie Walnuts and Christopher murdered the waiter and took back the money, that scene was hilarious.
Still going this ass hole"
"Chrissy, he's fucked up"
I have watched the complete series over 5 times the last 20yrs
Edie played Carmella perfectly.
I watched when it was on the first time. Binge watching now. (Middle of season 5). This show is much better binge watching.
Could you imagine Carm cat burglaring Minn Matrone & suffocating her with a pillow? Or wearing a scowl as she destroyed Chrissy's lawn? Lmao losing a shoe after losing the Russian 😂 "Mix it with the relish"
Livia soprano is a woman in my life named Diane Stinnett..my ex mother in law and grandmother of my son...a deep well of oozing negativity and cunning darkness
My mother. I know the type well
My grandmother 😒
Loved that show!!!
The only show that keep me interested the whole series
Just started and couldn't Stop
James was attracted by the humor and David was annoyed about the comedy so he upped the dark shit. Poetic.
Still the best show ever put on TV.
“She fools around with Ecstasy, and you yell at me?”
*”Get UP THERE!”*
Michael imperioli is about the only person who stills seems to be like his character
perfect show for anybody sick of what they on see on TV these days
Great show great actors....
BEST SHOW EVER. I still binge watch different seasons. I love the physical fight they show above. Carmela though, she nailed that character. Always wore same jewellery throughout each season. The Podcast Michael and Steven have to this day is so good. If anyone hasnt seen it yet, you should. I enjoy it myself. Oh man I know this, will never be another series like this. NEVER.
Paulie: Commendatori, buon giorno!
David:
Damn Tony doesn't sound like Tony
Yeah, he was an actor
Because Tony isn’t real Duh. That’s James Gandolfini
James is a sweet guy in person
Petra Paulina Emotera was
Kevin Finnerty!
This show cast each character to perfection.
2:19 Edie looking at he Sofa to land safely, WEHT?!
The show is so perfect with its themes of the American conscience. It’s just brilliant
Fantastico !! 👍👍
Greatest show ever. R.I.P JG! Liv, uncle junior and Johnny Sac really made this show too. Thank god for Amazon prime I watch this show everyday my girlfriend is sick of me lol.
I love Edie Falco. I miss James Gandolfini. He was a versatile actor. He played a great villian. He played a mobster a couple times, mainly The Sopranos. He played a mob strongman in another movie I forget the name. He played an evil Prision Warden. He played the Large lovable monster in "Where the Wild Things Are"...
He's so missed and still loved by so many. I enjoyed Edie Falco in "Nurse Jackie". She really is great too.
Watch Enough Said and Welcome to Riley... He is so lovable. Hehehe
He was terrifying in True Romance. To me that is where you saw he had what it takes to be a mob boss.
@@RichWeigel No shit. Look at the culture we live in. I'm 35 almost. A woman. An attractive one. Don't you ask me to trust men with my children, or question random people on the internet about things that are absolutely, 100%, Positively none of your business.
Best series in the history of television. RIP Skip. Shalom aleichem & l'chaim.
2022🔥🇮🇹💯 & still watching
James hade UGE hands - Steve Shrippia
Without a doubt it's the funniest drama of all time. I don't care if it's movies television anything there has never been and will never be a drama as funny as The Sopranos ever again