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Here's what I learned about the Sopranos, solely from playing The Sopranos: Road to Respect.
WATCH: David Chase: Sopranos ending 'makes me want to cry' Characters from The Sopranos are expected to return.
It predated The Sopranos by two years, but it wasn't a hit, at least not on the level of The Sopranos.
In other words, Halt and Catch Fire landed on the Sopranos side of the Sopranos versus Six Feet Under series finale scale.
It is sometimes sung solo, or in unison by a small group of sopranos, and sometimes by massed sopranos, whether women or boys.
The Sopranos: Eleven years after the classic series, the creator of The Sopranos is working on a prequel movie to the show, set in the 1960s.
The major sopranos and mezzo-sopranos of the opera stage these days are not linked to rich playboys, and their personal lives are not the target of columnists and aggressive photographers.
Walter White, The Sopranos — there's just so many examples.
" Then it was a brief cameo on "The Sopranos.
According to a new report from Deadline, Sopranos' creator David Chase has officially sold the script for a feature-length Sopranos prequel called The Many Saints of Newark, set in 1960s New Jersey.
The Sopranos famously ended with a moment of supreme irresolution.
Sopranos, before rap took over, before, well … before the internet.
Christopher Moltisanti of The Sopranos is one of such characters.
" He also had roles on "Magnum, P.I." and "The Sopranos.
In 2007, The Sopranos finally ended, but Mad Men began.
Our TV landscape today was irrevocably changed by "The Sopranos."
I thought the TV broke the day The Sopranos ended.
Consider, for example, the opening credits sequence to The Sopranos.
In more casual terms, it's The Sopranos meets American Militia.
Do things just cut to black like The Sopranos suggested?
What "Sopranos" influences do you see when you watch television?
David Chase didn't even write a conclusion for The Sopranos.
You think about "The Sopranos," Don Draper [on "Mad Men"].
At the first rehearsal, I trailed behind the other sopranos.
The Sopranos begins with a typical few days in Tony's life.
I haven't watched The Sopranos, Twin Peaks, True Detective, or Archer.
There are six seasons of "The Sopranos" you can dive into.
But when "The Sopranos" hit, that was like an exponential leap.
But did The Sopranos turn its version into a spy thriller?
"They just didn't do it to the Sopranos guys," she said.
Like the Bada Bing itself, The Sopranos isn't done for good.
The Sopranos Seasons 1 through 6B are available on HBO Now.
"The Sopranos" and "The Americans" — are they the well-wrought poem?
VICE: What was watching The Sopranos like when it came out?
A mob story might be infused with psychological realism (The Sopranos).
Can I recommend The Sopranos: Road to Respect as a game?
Crew members from "The Sopranos" helped produce the "Mad Men" pilot.
David Chase will bring "The Sopranos" to movie theaters, Warner Bros.
Sopranos, Game of Thrones, they're pissed no matter what you do.
Michael Aronov ("Oslo") and Aida Turturro ("The Sopranos") are guest stars.
I've been watching a ton, I re-watched all The Sopranos.
Next, we found out that there's going to be a Sopranos prequel.
They have The Godfather, Goodfellas, The Sopranos, we got Long Duk Dong.
The 86 episodes of the Sopranos aired from January 1999 to 2007.
When The Sopranos debuted on HBO in 1999, its impact was seismic.
The Sopranos' biggest TV innovation was bringing the antihero front and center.
Remember how The Sopranos pushed beyond ensemble drama to something more individualistic?
The Sopranos ran for six seasons on HBO from 1997 to 2007.
Played by Michael Imperioli, Moltisanti routinely exhibits poor behavior in The Sopranos.
The Bing may be closed for good, but The Sopranos live on.
The Sopranos alum recently opened up in an emotional essay for Shondaland.
The Sopranos, with its premium cable freedom, changed the face of television.
All those characters in The Sopranos were exhausted, and it was satisfying.
I accidentally attended a Sopranos-themed birthday party and found it quaint.
In effect, sopranos have to score much higher marks to gain admission.
"I think about the very last minutes of The Sopranos," Romero said.
Countertenors are curious creatures: men with the approximate range of mezzo-sopranos.
Persuade someone to read "The Sopranos Sessions" in 50 words or less.
How would you say the TV landscape changed because of "The Sopranos"?
Ms. Grigorian sang Salome with a plaintive radiance that few sopranos summon.
The conduct of Trump and his team is reminiscent of the Sopranos.
If this is the Sopranos' legacy, it sure is a fascinating one.
Ms. Fleming's sound hasn't darkened with age, as often happens to sopranos.
It's like we were in some D-list version of The Sopranos.
Tony's house on "The Sopranos" seemed like a good place to live.
What was it like in New Jersey as The Sopranos was airing?
The New York Times described them as "the Sopranos of the Afghanistan war."
I mean, remember the cut to black after the last episode of Sopranos?
Next was The Sopranos (also HBO, obviously) in 2004 for Outstanding Drama Series.
Here's why the series finale of "The Sopranos" still resonates after 10 years:
"The Sopranos" is another hit series that's filled with crime, drama, and action.
He was also a guest-star on The Sopranos and 100 Centre Street.
She was proud of her character's shocking impact on Sopranos fans, she wrote.
The late James Gandolfini starred on HBO's "The Sopranos" from 1999 to 2007.
Before getting bodied in The Sopranos, Joe Pantoliano was Cypher, the crew's Judas.
It&aposs like -- we are now watching an ongoing episode of The Sopranos.
His name in Sopranos was Cha Cha, and we were playing Cha Cha's.
Its showrunner and head writer is Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire vet Terence Winter.
But The Sopranos ending isn't really any of those, and it's still satisfying.Right.
There was The Wire and The Sopranos and Breaking Bad, even Mad Men.
This SNL sketch worked because its use of "The Sopranos" finale rings true.
I watched The Sopranos, I saw a couple of episodes of Mad Men.
From the beginning, everybody knew that The Sopranos was to be a watershed.
Watching The Sopranos in 2019, I was struck by how unpretty it is.
So how did Hollywood end up learning the wrong lessons from The Sopranos?
To me, there were The Sopranos and then there was [Six Feet Under].
I heard many wonderful soloists in these performances, but two sopranos stood out.
Then the sopranos make their entrance, and the harmonies shift in surprising directions.
I turn on an episode of The Sopranos while I curl my hair.
I put makeup and jewelry on with The Sopranos playing in the background.
We talk about our weekends and watch The Sopranos as we fall asleep.
We eventually settled on The Sopranos Sessions, because it had a double-meaning.
Is The Sopranos Sessions for everybody, or just those who have seen it?
Twin Peaks is a really singular moment in television, and obviously The Sopranos.
WATCH: Sopranos Cast Reunites and Shares Favorite Memories with James Gandolfini: He Was 'Really Special' The Sopranos followed the life of Tony Soprano, a New Jersey mob boss as he dealt with personal and professional issues in his home and business.
Annabella Sciorra, of "Sopranos" fame, was the first accuser to testify in the case.
Yes, HBO has had breakout shows like The Sopranos, Entourage and Game of Thrones.
Characters from The Sopranos (which just celebrated its 20th anniversary!) are expected to return.
Shots of the World Trade Center had to be cut (see: SVU, The Sopranos).
Altos thought the sopranos were jerks, and there was a lot of tension there.
Sopranos and ballerinas are hardly famous for being indifferent about who gets top billing.
So the whole Sopranos life sort of came to an end at that moment.
The Sopranos has infiltrated my life quickly—if you consider 20-odd years quickly.
Earlier this month Sopranos actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler revealed that she has multiple sclerosis.
The closing scene, with its "Sopranos"-style lack of resolution, will be fervidly debated.
There's Giancarlo Esposito ("Breaking Bad"), Chris Bauer (also "The Wire"), John Ventimiglia ("The Sopranos").
The 34-year-old Sopranos star revealed her diagnosis in an interview with People.
MONTCLAIR "Opera Goes to the Movies," the sopranos Genya Muzyczka and Elizabeth Perryman. Aug.
Emily Ratajkowski and her husband Sebastian Bear-McClard dressed as characters from "The Sopranos."
Thirteen-year-old me was short, "sensitive," and sat with the sopranos in choir.
Jae: In The Sopranos, the narrative between Dr. Melfi and Tony Soprano really resonated.
Looking back, how does your work on "The Sopranos" fit into your own narrative?
Doesn't this sound like something Paulie Walnuts would have done around "Sopranos" Season 4?
Richard Plepler helped make "The Sopranos" and "Game of Thrones," two iconic HBO series.
But, just as on "The Sopranos," viewers didn't get to see what happened next.
This thing is 'Succession,' 'The Sopranos,' 'Breaking Bad' and 'Borat' all rolled into one.
And consider the sopranos who created the roles Ms. Netrebko sang at the gala.
I chime in to say that I am watching a "Sopranos" marathon on HBO.
Gannascoli, who played Vito Spatafore in 38 episodes, has been hosting private dinners in Sopranos' fans' own homes, prepping Italian food for as many as 50 guests while he talks about the show and asks Sopranos-themed trivia questions to anyone in earshot.
To celebrate the drama's 20th anniversary, the pair got together and collaborated on a book, The Sopranos Sessions, that includes extensive episode recaps, eight brand-new conversations with Sopranos creator David Chase, and newspaper clippings of their own writing from the period.
As far as television series went, it was all about The Sopranos and Grey's Anatomy.
"The Sopranos," the last HBO drama to scale these heights, crafted an enormously divisive finish.
His dramatic counterpart, Dr. Jennifer Melfi on The Sopranos, provides another humanized portrait of therapy.
They include shows like The Sopranos and The Shield and Breaking Bad and Mad Men.
"He was a genius," Sopranos creator David Chase said at the time of his death.
The natural iconoclast in me wants to push back a bit; what about "The Sopranos "?
Sopranos fans are one step closer to seeing their favorite characters on the big screen.
It was family owned, run by real deal Jersey Italians on some real Sopranos shit.
The atmosphere at times resembles a Jewish "Sopranos," minus the violence—men, family, moneymaking, muscle.
Part of it stems from the way The Sopranos was received and defined by critics.
There is plenty of great academic writing about The Sopranos, and much brilliant, unsung criticism.
Did it teach me everything I need to know about The Sopranos, the TV show?
The natural iconoclast in me wants to push back a bit; what about The Sopranos?
One of the sopranos squashed it with her foot and kicked it toward the violins.
The TV world, however, has changed dramatically from "The Sopranos'" goodbye a dozen years ago.
The other stellar singers included Molly Quinn and Ms. Greenleaf, sopranos, and Sumner Thompson, baritone.
Multiseason smashes like "Game of Thrones" and "The Sopranos" are still possible but increasingly rare.
Multiseason smashes like "Game of Thrones" and "The Sopranos" are still possible but increasingly rare.
Zoller Seitz: I watch television differently now as a result of having seen The Sopranos.
Redef CEO Jason Hirschhorn has watched HBO's The Sopranos all the way through 13 times.
Of course, the DeCavalcante family was caught on an FBI wiretap comparing themselves and certain people in their crime family to Sopranos characters, so I think the DeCavalcantes being a smaller hometown, New Jersey Mafia family kind of mirrors The Sopranos in that sense.
This is like the end of The Sopranos where you go, what happened to my TV?
The body of "Sopranos" and "Goodfellas" star was taken to a Montclair, New Jersey funeral home.
The history of "The Sopranos" suggests that everything packed into its final minutes should mean something.
Also, Bill Maher's show isn't exactly sophisticated television compared to a Breaking Bad or a Sopranos.
Back home, I snuggle on the couch with my boys while watching The Sopranos before bed.
But it's that very question that "University," and The Sopranos as a whole, tries to answer.
But with The Sopranos, and two years later with Six Feet Under, something began to shift.
James Gandolfini's unexpected death stunned Hollywood — and it was especially emotional for his fellow Sopranos alums.
It wasn't as big of a break from previous TV tradition as, say, The Sopranos was.
I watched every episode of The Sopranos before making it, for Tony and Dr. Melfi's exchanges.
In his mind, the whole Sopranos family is doing well living their lives in New Jersey.
The TV world has changed quite a lot since "The Sopranos" blacked out a decade ago.
No, I'm obsessed with the easy, elegant way in which The Sopranos' patriarchs wield their power.
In recent years, Pantoliano has played Ralph Cifaretto on "The Sopranos" and Michael Gorski on "Sense8."
Mr. Servitto (of "The Sopranos") and Ms. Becker perform with an impressive lack of distancing irony.
"The Sopranos" starred James Gandolfini, who died in 2013, as Tony, a likable New Jersey mobster.
On her own, she has studied YouTube videos of the sopranos Kathleen Battle and Leontyne Price.
If you say, "I've got to wait for the next 'Sopranos,'" you may be waiting forever.
Because I just watched The Sopranos over the last few months through my Amazon Prime sub.
And yes, I went there with the "Sopranos" comparison — it's that good at being that bad.
" He'd already appeared in "The Sopranos" and on shows like "The Wire" and "All My Children.
She listened to recordings of the great sopranos, like Jessye Norman, Kirsten Flagstad and Birgit Nilsson.
Still, Turandot has generally been the province of dramatic sopranos who also sing Wagner and Strauss.
Since then, a lot of sopranos have gone on to meet tragic but beautiful-sounding ends.
But their only interaction came at a screening of "The Sopranos" at Radio City Music Hall.
But Ms. Bartoli noted that Norma was originally sung by Giuditta Pasta, who also sang Rossini's Cenerentola and other roles now associated with mezzo-sopranos; Adalgisa was sung by Giulia Grisi, praised as Norina in Donizetti's "Don Pasquale" and in other roles commonly done today by sopranos.
Look, in the morning, we don't talk about "The Sopranos" episode or the "Mad Men" episode anymore.
Back in 2007, HBO left fans similarly bereft and divided when "The Sopranos" drew to a close.
The previous record holder was The Sopranos' Season 4 premiere in 2002 — it drew 13.4 million viewers.
That was enough to push it past The Sopranos, the show that held the honors before GoT.
Much like the end of The Sopranos, the lead character's fate is left hanging in the balance.
Michael recently got into character by visiting the real-life restaurant booth where The Sopranos famously ended.
A big lapse went by until I finally committed to The Sopranos in the summer of 2014.
I think The Sopranos are kind of an amalgamation of different characters in the New Jersey underworld.
Phil Abraham, who worked on Mad Men and The Sopranos, will direct and executive produce the series.
Between The Sopranos and constant fawning in the tabloids, it's not like this is underreported turf, right?
Pussy says the timing of the news is perfect too, with 'Sopranos' recently celebrating its 20th anniversary.
But it was Mad Men, created by ex- Sopranos producer Matthew Weiner, that led our current glut.
For the Sopranos fans, Netflix is giving us Scarface, along with another genre-defining classic, Star Trek.
There is no version of The Sopranos where Tony Soprano could become a better person over time.
In recent years, Ms. Goerke has emerged as one of the leading dramatic sopranos of the day.
Sopranos filled the restaurant with arpeggios as customers nibbled dumplings, each singer sidestepping busboys with steaming platters.
"The Sopranos" is largely recognized as the first television show to delve into the world of therapy.
That much isn't Sopranos specific, and could (and does) apply to, say, Mad Men or Breaking Bad.
How do you feel about "The Many Saints of Newark," the coming prequel movie to "The Sopranos"?
Over the years it has seen the weddings of tenors, sopranos, basses, stage directors, dancers and choristers.
In most movies, and perhaps especially in a handful of singeing "Sopranos" episodes, "somewhere" makes her vital.
They cook, they watch television (three seasons of "The Sopranos" so far), and they clean — a lot.
As "The Sopranos" baton pass demonstrated, the TV business has a way of confounding expectations and predictions.
The trend in marquee TV series, going back at least to HBO's "The Sopranos," has been seriality.
Viewers who've grown up on "The Sopranos" and "Law and Order" are fully aware of this tactic.
Mehai Bekaty said the actor came in for a tattoo just months before "The Sopranos" star died.
Indeed, Sopranos creator David Chase frequently listed Twin Peaks as an influence on his similarly groundbreaking series.
In an episode of "The Sopranos," mobsters tossed a man off the bridge above the Great Falls.
The ending of "The Sopranos" creates an atmosphere of tension in which Tony could die, or not.
Yes, many of the best shows of the 21st century — The Sopranos, Mad Men, Breaking Bad, etc.
He's similar to figures like Don Draper from Mad Men or even Tony Soprano from The Sopranos.
In retrospect, if you rewind, when this book came out, it was probably around the time "The Sopranos" had come, or maybe "The Sopranos" had been out for a year or two, so the idea of doing these big, epic stories on TV was just starting to crop up.
After years of resisting mob-show pitches, he is now working on a "Sopranos" prequel feature film called "The Many Saints of Newark," which will be set in the title city in the 1960s and involve the father of Christopher Moltisanti (the "Sopranos" character played by Michael Imperioli).
Between 2003 and 2009, Blige appeared in several shows, including The Wire, The Sopranos, Entourage and 30 Rock.
The Sopranos stars Drea De Matteo, Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Vincent Pastore will reunite to present as well.
The upcoming Sopranos prequel movie just found its young Tony Soprano, and the casting couldn't be more perfect.
Q: Did your "Sopranos" co-star James Gandolfini pass along life lessons to you, before he passed away?
Love is not an area the dramas of the post-Sopranos era have felt all that comfortable going.
On a superficial level, The Sopranos presented itself as a show that prizes hardcore masculinity above all else.
At roughly the same age, the two young women are on opposite ends of the Sopranos privilege spectrum.
The Sopranos star went public with her battle in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE for this week's issue.
And when "prestige" TV rolled around, David Chase's Sopranos blackout became the stuff of many a hate thread.
Does that mean The Many Saints of Newark could be the beginning of an entire Sopranos cinematic universe?
One of the all-time greatest mob families ever written, The Sopranos are a clan like no other.
He never had to deal, for instance, with the tragedy of the final 30 seconds of The Sopranos.
But the next show to get the dubious honor of a second go-round could be The Sopranos.
Back in Indiana, a local composer has even written a tongue-in-cheek opera called "Too Many Sopranos".
It's a question posed about The Sopranos, answered in Lost, and only winked at in Deep Space Nine.
Her clients include Susan Lucci, The Sopranos alum Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons.
Though they may know The Sopranos better than anyone, they may end up taking away the wrong lessons.
Mr. Proval also appeared on "The Sopranos," and "The Brooklyn Banker" is thick with that crew as well.
"The Sopranos" ended its run in 2007, and cast members recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of its debut.
I'm in the crib eating challah bread French toast, watching 'The Sopranos' with a fraudulent HBO Go login.
So David Chase ended "The Sopranos" when he was done with it, not necessarily when his viewers were.
Annabella Sciorra "The Sopranos" actress has accused Weinstein of raping her inside her Gramercy Park apartment in 1993.
Sciorra is best known for her Emmy-nominated role in "The Sopranos" as Gloria Trillo, Tony Soprano's mistress.
"The Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra testified last week that Weinstein raped her in the winter of 1993-26.
Sciorra, an actor from The Sopranos, was the first of the six women to testify at the trial.
Euphoria, Girls, Barry and The Sopranos will be among the shows featured in the initiative, according to Variety.
It was also the home of a character in "The Sopranos," but Nutley refused to allow filming there.
But I did start watching "The Sopranos" since I've never seen it, and I'm liking it so far.
That visual inventiveness opened a door that everything from The X-Files to The Sopranos happily walked through.
At what point did you realize The Sopranos was actually going to be as big as it was?
Some of the 10,000 viewers erupted in vitriolic rage rarely heard since the last episode of The Sopranos.
Unlike Meadow and AJ Soprano of The Sopranos, Charlotte doesn't blindly accept what her parents have decide to do.
For the 20th anniversary of The Sopranos, HBO promised mob-style nicknames for anyone who replied to the tweet.
I'm also not suggesting that you should stop enjoying The Sopranos or Criminal Minds or any other dark dramas.
He'd come by on a Friday night, and we'd order Chinese food and watch old episodes of The Sopranos.
Someday, people will regard and binge The Americans with as much esteem as we reserve for The Sopranos nowadays.
Like The Sopranos before it, Ozark takes the time needed to unpack the realities of coping with crime politics.
Deadwood sometimes gets overlooked in favor of two other HBO shows that overlapped it: The Sopranos and The Wire.
To some degree it echoes the famous (and, at the time, very controversial) open-ended conclusion to The Sopranos.
Set in 1960s New Jersey, the film was said to feature at least some characters from The Sopranos universe.
His most recent credits include a 2004 run on The Sopranos and a role in the 2015 film Chronic.
A dozen years ago, New Jersey mobster drama "The Sopranos" was king of the network when it stopped airing.
The late Sopranos star, who was a longtime friend of Turturro's, is still credited as an executive producer. 3.
Michael Rispoli ("The Sopranos") also portrays another memorable mobster, and Dominique Fishback shines as one of the working girls.
It nods toward "Whitecaps," one of the best Sopranos episodes ever, but it adds its own Americans-ish twist.
Jenkin is fond of saying that in the choir there are only four parties: sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses.
I look at 'The Sopranos' or 'Succession,' and think, they are just different versions of what we are doing.
Victoria Benson, Claire Myers McCormick and Devony Smith are the three sopranos, in a production directed by Amber Treadway.
The first was the comedy Sex and the City (which preceded Sopranos and matched its ratings highs several times).
As those angels, the sopranos Caroline Dangin-Bardot and Caroline Weynants found a beautiful balance between clarity and warmth.
And it's a counterpoint to cable-drama history as "The Sopranos" creeps up on its 20th anniversary in January.
The show also features "The Sopranos'" Michael Imperioli as Alex's peculiar cousin, who assists him with the fledgling enterprise.
Ms. Sciorra, best known for her roles in "Jungle Fever" and "The Sopranos," denied saying that to Mr. Feldsher.
A courtly drama with dragons and ice zombies captivated the world and sold more HBO subscriptions than The Sopranos.
In four minutes on Season 3, The Sopranos nails the ethical dilemma that has long mired the art world.
Feliz aniversario de la primera transmisión de la serie televisiva que expandió los parámetros de la televisión: Los Sopranos.
Barbara Hannigan may be one of our most important sopranos, but her developing conducting career is worth watching closely.
It ends in the middle of a verse after a stark lyric, cut short suddenly like The Sopranos finale.
Instead, we got a finale that was maybe the coldest anti–fan service since The Sopranos cut to black.
The Sopranos is currently celebrating the 20th anniversary of its premiere on HBO, and in honor of the big 2-0, show creator David Chase shared some juicy details about the upcoming Sopranos prequel movie, The Many Saints of Newark—namely, that young Tony is going to play an important role, Deadline reports.
An episode of The Sopranos is playing on the producer's computer, while he sits on the couch rolling a joint.
The Sopranos gig earned Heard an Emmy nomination in 1999, in the "Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series" category.
Other recognizable parts included Tony Soprano's lawyer Neil Mink on The Sopranos and the doctor in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
I didn't watch "The Sopranos" until several years after the finale aired, so I knew about the screen going black.
The Sopranos is a mob drama, but it's really about family and, more importantly, the absurdity of the human condition.
The Goodfellas star is in talks to join the upcoming Sopranos prequel film, The Many Saints of Newark, PEOPLE confirms.
It's been 20 years since The Sopranos debuted on television — and star Edie Falco still hasn't seen the iconic series.
Or think of The Sopranos sequence, in which Tony is driving around New Jersey as if it were his kingdom.
The telephones featured in the The Sopranos make the show feel dated — big, hulking communicators that make surprisingly effective weapons.
Still, at least HBO was trying to get viewers thinking about The Sopranos again, so it wasn't a complete loss.
The question, often, is where is the next Sopranos, the next show that will upend everything you know about television?
It's similar, in that regard, to The Sopranos' contemporaries The Wire and Deadwood, but its ambitions are often even larger.
I've found The Sopranos much funnier than I anticipated, though many people have warned me that it gets very dark.
" Rubio, looking aggrieved in his Sopranos-dark suit, replied, "So number one, the position I hold is the Second Amendment.
The Sopranos alum and her ex-infielder beau had a "wonderland" wedding in front of 150 guests, according to People.
The Flinstones/Sopranos mash-up episode is still one of the best things Adult Swim has ever done, hands down.
"The Sopranos was just Too Many Dicks for me," Meredith Clark, a freelance writer and editor, told me over Facebook.
Even the actress who plays her, Jamie-Lynn Sigler (best known as Meadow Soprano in "The Sopranos"), couldn't quite say.
Even the actress who plays her, Jamie-Lynn Sigler (best known as Meadow Soprano in "The Sopranos"), couldn't quite say.
Two sopranos, both beautiful, vivid actresses in their mid-30s, have risen to operatic stardom over the past few years.
Many sopranos have excelled in the title role of the water nymph who yearns to be human, including Renée Fleming.
And if a night brings together three women, or even three sopranos with similar voices, their proximity emphasizes their individuality.
Sciorra, best known for her role as Gloria Trillo in The Sopranos, was the first woman to testify against Weinstein.
Richard Plepler led HBO for years, helping pick hits like "The Sopranos" and "Game of Thrones," before resigning last year.
When Dr. Melfi was raped, in a parking-garage stairwell, on "The Sopranos," in 2001, it marked a turning point.
Our television editor spoke to David Chase, the creator of "The Sopranos," on the 20th anniversary of the show's debut.
The Many Saints of Newark will be helmed by longtime Sopranos director Alan Taylor, based on a script by Chase himself.
The Sopranos alum wed her fiancé of nearly three years, pro baseball player Cutter Dykstra, on Saturday in Palm Springs, California.
An 'it was all a dream' ending or a fade to black ending as with 'The Sopranos' just won't cut it!
Before moving, he and Amy had been watching "The Sopranos," and at the garrison he began to hunt for pirated episodes.
Breaking Bad's series finale certainly hasn't inspired the kind of enduring discussion that followed the end of The Sopranos, for example.
The difference is that I wouldn't have expected The Sopranos finale to clear up my questions about a giant stone foot.
And the dumbass owner, who I found out later was a mobster and was on The Sopranos—how funny is that?
At heart, the greatest TV shows of the past 20 years—The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Mad Men, Transparent, Deadwood—are soaps.
It may not be the Sopranos revival people have been dreaming of since that finale, but, marone, at least it's something.
Look at both UnReal and Mr. Robot, for example, and you can still see the influence of The Sopranos peeking through.
Living as we do in the great golden age ushered in by The Sopranos, we expect sophistication and variety in programming.
This month, Indianapolis Opera debuts new work by Kurt Vonnegut—but don't go picturing sopranos singing Slaughterhouse-Five banter just yet.
Almost exactly 20 years ago, in January of 1999, The Sopranos debuted on HBO and changed the course of pop culture.
When "The Sopranos" began in 1999, the premise was that a mobster sought personal betterment in the context of talk therapy.
In the end, neither Paulie's weird hair nor Tony's panic attacks represent the core of what was good about The Sopranos.
By now, this quartet's virtuosity is a given, even when joined by five more percussionists, two sopranos and a piccolo player.
Misery sure loves company, and that's how Livia's children all turned out to be miserable and scheming adults on "The Sopranos."
It's easy to imagine it airing at the same time as The Sopranos or Breaking Bad and comparing favorably to them.
Not in the "9 bottles of paint stripper" sense, but the "4 cans in your pants with The Sopranos boxset" sense?
There's an eerie 'Sopranos' coincidence surrounding James Gandolfini and the paramedic on trial for stealing his Rolex the day he died.
I approach it as if it was a lead voice, and not necessarily here to uphold the altos, tenors and sopranos.
We got along, but toward the end of "The Sopranos" he was tired of it and he was tired of me.
"I haven't heard a new question about 'The Sopranos' in a long time," she mused good-naturedly in a separate interview.
I did a little thing [The Sopranos] as a whim, and that turned into the next 10 years of my life.
The defense called two witnesses who cast doubt on the "Sopranos" actress's allegation that Harvey Weinstein raped her in the 1990s.
"The Sopranos" attempted a version of this hybrid — it was a mob story as well as a marvelously executed soap opera.
Any fan of "The Sopranos" would know that someone who has been "clipped, whacked , erased, iced or hit," has been murdered.
It has somehow been 993 years since The Sopranos ended with an abrupt black screen and an incongruous burst of Journey.
Okay, first off ... no one woulda touched Adriana's ride in "The Sopranos" days, 'cause Christopha and Tony woulda cracked 'em good.
The last time HBO didn't win a single Golden Globe was in 2007, in the dark days after The Sopranos ended.
The strong cast of soloists includes the sopranos Sherezade Panthaki and Sarah Brailey, the tenor Owen McIntosh and the baritone Timothy McDevitt.
Did anyone else feel that this was as final as the Sopranos finale that had used the song before cutting to black?
Indeed, The Sopranos is replete with Catholic imagery, and in one memorable pair of episodes, Tony may or may not visit purgatory.
We need shows like The Sopranos and Breaking Bad to help us ponder the darkness within humanity, and within ourselves as individuals.
Classics like The Sopranos, The Wire, and Big Love all had the "leaving" label on their first season but not subsequent seasons.
There's strong creative talent attached behind the scenes, too, including Sopranos writer Nick Santora and frequent Mad Men episodes director Phil Abraham.
I was a latecomer to The Sopranos, David Chase's seminal HBO show largely credited with launching the "Golden Age" of prestige television.
As is the case with Breaking Bad and The Sopranos and even The Wire I just...have not watched House Of Cards.
The Sopranos series creator David Chase is co-writing the screenplay, with Alan Taylor (Thor: The Dark World) signed on to direct.
Nick's thinking "The Wire" meets "The Sopranos" -- and now that he has Short and 40 involved, he thinks things will move quickly.
" "Bad guy" and "official" roles seemed to suit him, and he spun both into an Emmy-nominated guest arc on "The Sopranos.
Two construction companies that worked on 'Sopranos' star Annabella Sciorra's home are getting sued for allegedly causing more than $100k in damages.
The Sopranos alum shared a new photo to Instagram Tuesday, showing off her growing baby bump under a long fitted gray dress.
The Sopranos taught me the fifth ending, which is only possible in the long form—long novels or a hundred-episode series.
Without a dangerous offense, the Jazz are kind of like what The Sopranos would've been had David Chase never created Christopher Moltisanti.
We got the treasurer out at Craig's where she was Hollywood hobnobbing with legendary songwriter Diane Warren and 'Sopranos' star Lorraine Bracco.
In 2004, the top Emmy winners were "Arrested Development" and "The Sopranos"—two brilliant series that were, coincidentally, about rich criminal families.
It's an invaluable book to any fan, as was Martin's Difficult Men and The Sopranos: A Family History (2001) by Allen Rucker.
The sopranos Heather Buck and Yuko Kakuta were similarly adept in their vocal gymnastics, producing all manner of grunts, clicks and pops.
Not unlike the television series "The Sopranos," the book presented a lurid crime story in the form of an intimate domestic drama.
David Chase's concept for "The Sopranos" — "a mobster in therapy, having problems with his mother" — scans like a "Seinfeld" pitch, she writes.
The movie features eight former cast members of "The Sopranos," including Mr. Rispoli, Annabella Sciorra, Tony Sirico, Anthony DeSando and Tony Darrow.
"'The Sopranos was as clear a marker of the beginning of an era as anything in TV," our chief television critics writes.
My wife and I are now nearly a season into The Sopranos, something we newly have the time to spend watching through.
My wife and I are now nearly a season into The Sopranos, something we newly have the time to spend watching through.
You could basically watch, with some exceptions, like Game of Thrones, you could watch a show ... You could watch The Sopranos, yep.
"The Sopranos," for instance, rings truer to this presidency than any show today, despite running from the Clinton through the Bush administrations.
Sopranos actress Lorraine Bracco was among the women at the event to endorse his candidacy, and has remained one of his backers.
Last week, "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra testified that Weinstein overpowered and raped her after barging into her apartment in the mid-1990s.
"Sopranos" actress Sciorra testified that Weinstein entered her apartment late at night uninvited after they had dined together and violently raped her.
Throughout, three sopranos (Eliza Bagg, Martha Cluver and Estelí Gomez) sing wordless lyrical fragments and soft sonorities, lending an eerily angelic touch.
The former "The Sopranos" star lifts "Tommy" to a higher level, playing the first female chief of the Los Angeles Police Dept.
Both of the predatory sexual assault charges involve "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra, who testified that Weinstein raped her in the early 1990s.
"Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra testified during the trial that Weinstein raped her in her apartment in either late 1993 or early 1994.
She went into detail about "The Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra's alleged rape, although her allegations were ruled too old to support charges.
In those days, the nonfiction novel was an exciting cultural form, not unlike certain ambitious television series in the post-"Sopranos" era.
With the 20th anniversary of "The Sopranos" premiere happening this week, there's a lot of chatter right now about the show's legacy.
This guide is designed for people who've already watched the entire "Sopranos" series at least once, broken down by different viewing strategies.
In that way, it was even more like The Sopranos, I think: You got the climax a little earlier than you anticipated.
Used to navigating moral minefields in shows such as "The Wire" and "The Sopranos", viewers have outgrown simplistic tales of good and evil.
The action of the Sopranos finale indicates that Tony will always be who Tony is, and the ending doesn't violate that basic conclusion.
For as much as The Sopranos changed how TV is made, Buffy changed how its stories are told, and its influence is everywhere.
Andres was married to Buscemi — whose wide body of work includes The Big Lebowski, Boardwalk Empire and The Sopranos — for over 30 years.
The Sopranos gave Heard another recognizable role as Vin Makazian — a New Jersey police detective who fed information to Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini).
Since the 1990s, series like Twin Peaks, The X-Files, The Sopranos, and Mad Men have pushed television production to become increasingly cinematic.
On some level, the best antihero dramas play off one of the key ideas that animated The Sopranos, the granddaddy of them all.
The Sopranos' universe was cheap and a little mean, and doing the right thing was usually much harder than doing the wrong thing.
During my first two years on "The Sopranos," I lived right above the restaurant, and the people there were always great to me.
This is an incredibly difficult topic to discuss, because of course The Sopranos didn't create Donald Trump any more than Criminal Minds did.
But, it says it "champions intelligent story telling," which is valid, given its run of critically acclaimed shows like The Sopranos and Veep.
Remember, the show that started the "Terrible Man You Still Root For" trend, HBO's The Sopranos, began all the way back in 1999.
I think it's a Sopranos kind of night, so I get in bed and watch until my eyes can't stay open any longer.
It was eventually true, but it took a few years — and in some cases, the bulk of The Sopranos' run — to play out.
The strip club which served as Tony Soprano's stomping ground in The Sopranos' has been closed as part of a six year investigation.
"They just didn't do it to the Sopranos guys," she told Time of the reports that she and Kim Cattrall didn't get along.
Opera houses are now finding that the sparring divas are not the sopranos or tenors treading the boards, but those behind the scenes.
The women of The Sopranos cook, clean, listen, suck dick, look beautiful, and raise children, and most end up dead, suicidal, or alienated.
She played Tony Soprano's daughter Meadow in "The Sopranos," an HBO television drama that followed the fortunes of a New Jersey mafia family.
The service will include the full HBO library from "The Sopranos" to "Game of Thrones," programming from other WarnerMedia brands like Warner Bros.
How: A "Sopranos"-themed video with Chinese subtitles was used to attract the investors through a controversial immigrant visa program for the building.
One of the most iconic series in modern television, "The Sopranos" is regarded by critics and viewers alike as a pop culture masterpiece.
That name might sound familiar to hardcore 'Sopranos' fans ... since Tony offed a Matt Bevilaqua in a 2001 episode of HBO's hit show.
The Sopranos ran for six seasons, with 13 episodes in each season, except for the two-part sixth season, which had 21 episodes.
Enter Ms. Falco, whose turns in "The Sopranos" and "Nurse Jackie" solidified her reputation as a leading interpreter of intelligent, no-nonsense women.
She has appeared in several television shows over the years, including the "Sopranos" on HBO in 1999 and "Ed" on NBC in 2001.
Give us a nice cliffhanger ending and we'll be debating whether it means that all the humans actually died, Sopranos-style, for years.
If Trump and the gang were a Sopranos remake, Cohen would be "Big Pussy" Bonpensiero, who turned on Tony after being busted himself.
Through "The Sopranos," the writer and producer David Chase made literary symbolism, cinematic style and antiheroes the norm for high-end TV dramas.
Maisel, Modern Love, Hanna, and Goliath, as well as thousands of others series and movies, like The Sopranos, Lady Bird, and The Avengers.
Sciorra, best known for her role in The Sopranos, will testify that Weinstein raped her inside her Manhattan apartment in 1993, prosecutors said.
"Joe threw in this term ziti, which we used throughout the entire bribery scheme" — a "Sopranos" reference, said the witness, Todd R. Howe.
The Many Saints of Newark is helmed by longtime Sopranos director Alan Taylor and based off a script co-written by Chase himself.
If we could just hear more of Hannigan, one of the great sopranos of our time, now making waves as a conductor, too.
Sciorra accuses Weinstein of rape Sciorra is best known for her Emmy-nominated role on "The Sopranos" as Gloria Trillo, Tony Soprano's mistress.
"The Sopranos" actress fought back tears as she told a hushed courtroom, in excruciating detail, about the night she said she was attacked.
And of course, it wouldn't have been a celebration of The Sopranos without plenty of opportunities to eat pizza, cheese, and cured meats.
Actress Annabella Sciorra, best known for her role on HBO's The Sopranos, has said Weinstein raped her in her Manhattan apartment in 1993.
The seven men and five women of the jury have paid particular attention to aspects of "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra's allegations against Weinstein.
Actress Annabella Sciorra, best known for her role on HBO's The Sopranos, has said Weinstein raped her in her Manhattan apartment in 1993.
On "The Sopranos," Tony conducted much of his mafia business from his home, which came in sixth on the list of television homes.
According to prosecutors, Percoco referred to the bribes as "ziti" in emails, a term he borrowed from the HBO mafia drama The Sopranos.
"I was interested in Newark and life in Newark at that time," Chase told Deadline in an interview about IFC's Sopranos anniversary film festival.
The Sopranos would give Heard another recognizable role, as Vin Makazian — a New Jersey police detective who fed information to Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini).
At first, Malkovich's Grigor reminded us a bit of an inebriated Uncle Junior from The Sopranos — if Junior had been rich and constantly drunk.
The unfamiliar elements in the final moments of the "Sopranos" finale made it shocking, and are part of the reason why it remains shocking.
Nor would it be a lie to say Grand Theft Auto V—The Sopranos of the medium—is the best video game ever created.
Contraptions consisting of giant tripods and pulley systems share the stage with traditional instruments and singers, here the sopranos Lucy Dhegrae and Alice Teyssier.
BREAKFAST BROWSE 'Extraordinary power' Hailed as "one of the great sopranos of the past half-century," Jessye Norman was among opera's most powerful voices.
I'm not one of those people who signed up for HBO when the new season of The Sopranos came along and cancelled in between.
The former 'Sopranos' star said she actually got the diagnosis when she was 19 ... smack in the middle of the hit HBO show's run.
The irony is that to consider The Sopranos a show by men, for men and about men is to miss its most compelling elements.
" Sciorra, 57, has had film roles in "Jungle Fever" and "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle," and also appeared on HBO&aposs "The Sopranos.
Maybe the most lasting non-Sopranos-related image in the annals of the New Jersey mob is the photo of the Willie Moretti hit.
The Many Saints of Newark, David Chase's Sopranos prequel film set in 1960s New Jersey, just got one step closer to becoming a reality.
He had a recurring role as Angelo Garepe in "The Sopranos" until his character was killed and tossed into the trunk of a car.
On Thursday, HBO revealed when we'll finally see David Chase's extremely stacked Sopranos prequel film—but it's, uh, going to be a little while.
It was just last year that series creator David Chase was teasing EW about the possibility of a new chapter in the Sopranos saga.
Previously, the beefy former prosecutor has saved his Sopranos-style salvos for Clinton and President Obama, chastising his GOP opponents for their intramural squabbling.
What's more, it's usually the final seasons of critically acclaimed shows like Mad Men and The Sopranos that get broken in half these days.
When I was talking to HBO recently, I told them about a big learning experience I had thanks to the finale of The Sopranos.
In recent years many popular shows, "Shameless", "House of Cards", "Game of Thrones", "The Sopranos", "Veronica Mars", have incorporated sexual violence into their storylines.
In 2015 alone, I revisited four series I've seen many times over: The Sopranos, Parks and Recreation, The Office, and Sex and the City.
In the North Ward, you know where like Bloomfield Avenue runs, where The Sopranos basically takes place, they were doing it up there, too.
The backlash against those classic TV series' endings was swift and merciless (many thought "Seinfeld's" was too preposterous, that of "The Sopranos" too baffling).
Anna Netrebko, one of opera's leading sopranos, has withdrawn from a production of Bellini's "Norma" scheduled to open the Metropolitan Opera's 2017-18 season.
And The Sopranos Sessions, a vast new book of critical essays covering every single one of the show's 86 episodes, is newly on sale.
The costuming is great and so are the sets—especially the hideous Soprano McMansion—but The Sopranos was not an especially artfully produced show.
Robot" as explicitly as the boorish, brooding Tony Soprano did for "The Sopranos" or the slick but troubled Don Draper did for "Mad Men.
I'm reminded of the old saying, quoted in The Sopranos (an obvious influence of Mr. Robot's): When there's blood in the streets, buy property.
The show opened with a scene of four black female sopranos wearing name tags like "No Name" and "Anonymous" while they rang cash registers.
Like with "The Sopranos" or "Nurse Jackie" — or even Lady Mary, particularly in the last [season] — they're characters that you go through phases with.
"The challenge for mezzo-sopranos is that there are not that many big starring vehicles for them," he said as he watched a rehearsal.
In the family room, with a skylight and green carpet, is a tall promotional poster for "The Sopranos," signed by the actors and crew.
Another uncle and cousin, both named Ken, operate a sister store in Long Island, where Bobby Baccalieri's fateful whacking in "The Sopranos" was filmed.
The sopranos Pretty Yende (2011) and Rachel Willis-Sorensen (2014) took clean sweeps with those two laurels and the audience award for female voice.
From the Sopranos to the Fishers to the Lannisters, HBO has been home to some of the most memorable dysfunctional families in recent memory.
Ermonela Jaho of Albania stepped in for Anna Netrebko in January 2008, and has gone on to become one of the world's leading sopranos.
" Actresses Ellen Barkin, Mira Sorvino and Rosanna Arquette sent Twitter messages of support to Sciorra, best known for her role in HBO's "The Sopranos.
The new indictment has major implications: Three accusers, likely including Sopranos actress Annabella Sciorra, will testify against Weinstein's "prior bad acts" during the trial.
And "Boardwalk Empire" and "The Sopranos" actor Nick Noviki, board member of disability advocacy group Easterseals Southern California, spread the word to his contacts.
What I Love The 'Sopranos' actor has a new TV series filming in New York and a new place on the Upper West Side.
Sciorra, "The Sopranos" actress, testified earlier in the trial that Weinstein went to her apartment and raped her in the winter of 1993-94.
Los Angeles (CNN Business)When "The Sopranos" went black in 2007, there was speculation that HBO might never generate another hit of that magnitude.
One of those witnesses is expected to be The Sopranos actor Annabella Sciorra, who said Weinstein raped her inside her Manhattan apartment in 1993.
The title role is sung by Kate Lindsey, who, like other mezzo-sopranos known for trouser roles, has extensive experience playing multiple genders onstage.
Ms. Sciorra, who is known for her work in "The Sopranos," has publicly said that Mr. Weinstein assaulted her in her Gramercy Park apartment.
Scott's younger rival—a flighty, narcissistic singer named Tatyana Bakst—might remind viewers of one or two headline-grabbing Russian sopranos of the hour.
With Christine Goerke (in an October run) and Nina Stemme (in April) sharing the title role, it's a tag team of turbocharged dramatic sopranos.
There was endless demand from our editors, from our readers, from everyone we encountered, really, to write more and talk more about The Sopranos.
After all, there have been seemingly millions of shows about small-time crooks and hoodlums in the years since The Sopranos debuted in 222.
" Nor did it inspire the obsessive viewer love and endless imitators of Golden Age of Television™ dramas like "The Sopranos" and "Mad Men.
Garfinkle is an Emmy nominated composer and music producer whose credits include The Office, The Sopranos, Balder's Gate, and Fallout, A Brotherhood of Steel.
Organised crime had become so entrenched in Serbian football that 11 club chairmen were murdered in Sopranos-esque gangland assassinations between 1995 and 103.
The Handmaid's Tale is evidently following the Sopranos model of having every episode end with a song that comments on the action at hand.
But as always with The Sopranos, it proved to be an exception that underscored how most other shows on TV played by the rules.
Starring as Meadow on the hit HBO series, The Sopranos, the actress naturally grew close to the late actor James Gandolfini, who played her father.
The story will not specifically centre around young Tony Soprano, but around Richard "Dickie" Moltisanti, whose son, Christopher, is a recurring character on The Sopranos.
He also starred in HBO mobster series The Sopranos for five seasons, as well as the 2012 mobster comedy Analyze This, also starring De Niro.
Click here to view original GIFIf you've seen The Sopranos or met someone from Bay Ridge you know Italians love to talk with their hands.
Things really blew open in 1999 with the debut of David Chase's The Sopranos, a show that's often credited with spawning the prestige drama altogether.
But given that he has so much experience working with Chase on the Sopranos already, he seems like a natural fit for The Many Saints.
And Orange Is the New Black's impact when it comes to establishing Netflix as a major player is comparable to how The Sopranos established HBO.
There's no word on a production schedule or release yet, either, but at least we can count on some more Sopranos in the near future.
"Of all the sopranos I've heard live in the theater, I've never heard anyone singing like Caballe," Carreras said in an interview with Catalunya Radio.
As prestige TV retreats from Sopranos-style obliqueness toward tightly constructed narratives with crowd-pleasing conclusions, limited series have become the medium's exciting new frontier.
" Sinatra also did some acting, appearing in almost 20 shows, including the animated series "Family Guy," and playing himself in an episode of "The Sopranos.
The Hound If Game of Thrones ends without Cleganebowl, it will be television's biggest case of narrative blue balls since The Sopranos cut to black.
But with Chase seemingly eager to take another trip to the Sopranos universe, there's no telling what he and the network can cook up together.
Ms. Goerke's performances as Brünnhilde in Wagner's "Ring" last season at the Metropolitan Opera reaffirmed her status as one of the world's outstanding dramatic sopranos.
The show is like The Sopranos meets Party Down (and I'm sure that's how they pitched it), but it also feels like wholly new terrain.
Was Louis too Sun King, or was it too Lou (DiMaggio) Gallina, the guy who killed several people with a baseball bat in "The Sopranos"?
Some of this is camera angle, I think: On "The Sopranos" we're always gazing up, awe-struck, into the twin orchestra pits of his nostrils.
In emails and other correspondence, Mr. Percoco and Mr. Howe referred to bribe money as "ziti," a term used in "The Sopranos," the complaint says.
NEW HAVEN "Our Ladies of Perpetual Succor," American premiere of musical adapted by Lee Hall from Alan Warner's novel "The Sopranos"; directed by Vicky Featherstone.
Though Ms. Curtin's singing was esteemed by critics and opera aficionados, she remained less well known than contemporary sopranos like Beverly Sills and Joan Sutherland.
BREAKFAST BROWSE Like father, like son The late James Gandolfini's son, Michael Gandolfini, will play a young Tony Soprano in an upcoming "Sopranos" movie prequel.
In Cormac McCarthy novels, the Coen brothers' Miller's Crossing, and David Chase's The Sopranos, the woods are a setting of man-made violence and death.
It's still unclear if he allegedly stole the Rolex Submariner right off the 'Sopranos' star's body, or if it was lifted from his hotel room.
Laura Palmer's coffin from "Twin Peaks," Walter White's bag of meth from "Breaking Bad" and several tracksuits from "The Sopranos" are all up for grabs.
"The Many Saints of Newark," as Mr. Chase's prequel is tentatively called, will include some well-known characters from "The Sopranos," according to the studio.
In the New York Times Crossword, EDIE is usually clued as Edie Falco, the actress who played Carmela Soprano on TV's "The Sopranos" (1999-253).
There will also be a mini reunion of stars from "The Sopranos," as actors Drea De Matteo, Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Vincent Pastore are presenting.
The character of Billy Batts made such an impression that it kept him off "The Sopranos," at least at first, Mr. Vincent told an interviewer.
I can spell my boyfriend's name a bunch of different ways when I tell my friends I'm ditching them to watch The Sopranos with him.
Mr. Guo, using turns of phrase that wouldn't be out of place in "The Godfather" or "The Sopranos," said He Jintao was working against him.
Several other people who say they were harassed or assaulted by Weinstein, however, are also expected to take the stand, including "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra.
My original idea was to work with "The Sopranos" cast and have President Clinton talk to Dr. Jennifer Melfi, the mobster psychiatrist, about his isolation.
The way that scene in The Sopranos where Junior Soprano breaks up with his girlfriend by shoving a lemon meringue pie into her face feels.
Every week, I watched The Sopranos and Buffy the Vampire Slayer; I was an avid fan of both, convinced that [Sopranos creator] David Chase and [Buffy creator] Joss Whedon were turning television into something radical and groundbreaking, the former by deconstructing the mob genre (as well as capitalism and psychotherapy), the latter by forging a mythic, feminist-inflected meld of horror, comedy, and teen drama.
The most high-profile of those was a recurring role on HBO's The Sopranos, in which he played a beaten down detective on Tony Soprano's payroll.
If one of us starts watching [The West Wing/The Sopranos/The Office], the default position is that we get to watch it without the other.
Game of Thrones has been the most-watched HBO series in history for a while now, with The Sopranos being the premium channel's second most popular.
The HBO series "The Sopranos" had a famously unpopular final episode, yet the prequel movie "The Many Saints of Newark" is set to debut next year.
In addition to his aforementioned roles, Heard also played memorable parts in The Sopranos, Gladiator, The Pelican Brief, NCIS: Los Angeles, and The Trip to Bountiful.
But the show also had a remarkable ability to mythologize utterly mundane parts of that sun-baked city, like "The Sopranos" did for northern New Jersey.
Some have predicted it'll be the next Sopranos, the kind of shows that generations discover and continue to watch long after it's been off the air.
The Sopranos followed the life of Tony Soprano, a New Jersey mob boss as he dealt with personal and professional issues in his home and business.
The Sopranos followed the life of Tony Soprano, a New Jersey mob boss, as he dealt with personal and professional issues in his home and business.
Not the part of New Jersey that's been made famous thanks to shows like Jersey Shore, The Sopranos, or even The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
The Italian nail artist found herself on set for the iconic series The Sopranos, where she was in charge of the nails for all the principles.
We're already getting that Sopranos prequel movie, The Many Saints of Newark, about Tony having a catch with Uncle Jun in 1960s New Jersey or whatever.
The upcoming Sopranos prequel is reportedly set during the Newark riots that took place in the late 60s between the city's Italian and African American communities.
If you like The Sopranos or Game of Thrones or Sex and the City, he can claim at least partial credit for bringing them to you.
The finale was also the most-watched single telecast ever on HBO, surpassing the previous record set by crime drama "The Sopranos" in 2002, HBO said.
The Sopranos followed the life of Tony Soprano, a New Jersey mob boss as he dealt with personal and professional issues in his home and business.
Emily considers how this applies to great shows with terrible endings (Seinfeld, The Sopranos, Battlestar Galactica.) Can we call a show with a terrible ending good?
Each actress landed a major role on a hit TV show: Sigler played Meadow Soprano on The Sopranos and Appleby starred as Liz Parker on Roswell.
" If you watched "The Sopranos," you got a V.I.P. seat at the Bada Bing; past midnight, there were egghead-voyeur documentaries like "Hookers at the Point.
Special counsels are not supposed to end investigations like "The Sopranos" TV series, leaving it to the viewer to guess whether Tony Soprano survived his meal.
The joy of The Sopranos lies in its script, so packed with symbolism and clever half-jokes, and the way that its cast executed that script.
MONTCLAIR "Opera Goes to the Movies," the sopranos Genya Muzyczka and Elizabeth Perryman perform arias and duets that have been sung or heard in movies. Aug.
"I was interested in Newark and life in Newark at that time," Chase said of the film during a recent discussion at IFC's Sopranos film festival.
I can respect that someone loves it, but it bores the shit out of me—and with The Sopranos, to the point of literally falling asleep.
The best thing that I can say about Road to Respect is that it didn't totally kill my desire to eventually, one day, watch The Sopranos.
The feature script was co-written by "The Sopranos" creator David Chase with Lawrence Konner, who was one of the writers on the hit HBO series.
He admires it for giving voice to anger and disenfranchisement on "The Sopranos" (which, he calculates, averaged 82.788 swears per episode) and in James Kelman's fiction.
The bribes were code-named "ziti," a reference to the Mafia drama "The Sopranos," and federal prosecutors seemed to relish Mr. Percoco's use of the term.
The house was one of 150 considered for the Sopranos' home, Ilene S. Landress, a producer for the series, told The New York Times in 2002.
Thursday is the 20th anniversary of the premiere of "The Sopranos," the show that laid much of the groundwork for how television looks and feels now.
The upside is the bar is really high on television now because of "The Sopranos" and a bunch of other shows that came right after it.
Only a year earlier, Mr. Jorden had been kicked out of the Met; now he was publishing a long interview with one of its leading sopranos.
She was even better, 10 years later, in Season 3 of "The Sopranos," a show that, like "Jungle Fever," swooped in and out of the operatic.
The first set photos from HBO's upcoming Sopranos prequel movie are here—and Michael Gandolfini, as one would expect, makes for a perfect young Tony Soprano.
The possibility of "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra testifying is one of several potential outcomes that could emerge from a last-minute court hearing scheduled for Monday.
In addition, "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra says she was assaulted by Weinstein in the winter of 1993-1994, according to a source familiar with the case.
The back half of the season took on the eerie solemnity, existential panic, desperate fealty and forest sequences that made "The Sopranos" cinematic, literary and philosophical.
Waterston's endorsement followed one from "GoodFellas" and "The Sopranos" star Lorraine Bracco, who spoke at a women's rally for Bloomberg in New York City on Wednesday.
Another show, "Black Widow," a Dutch crime series, is like "The Sopranos," if Tony got whacked in Episode 1 and Carmela took over the mob rackets.
In her own testimony, Ms. Sciorra, best known for her roles in "Jungle Fever," and "The Sopranos," had denied saying anything like that to Mr. Feldsher.
He said he considered Ms. Takayama a gift: She was not one of those sopranos whose voice had a wobble or whose top notes were shaky.
"There's a lot of cross-dressing in the old canon," he explained, including Strauss operas in which young-boy roles are typically sung by female sopranos.
Hilarious touch to cast Michael Imperioli, best known as Christopher Moltisanti in "The Sopranos," as the guy raving about calamari in that New York tourism video.
This powerful singing actress adds unusual intensity to her plaintive "Song to the Moon," Rusalka's famed lament, suggesting the character's defiant side more than most sopranos.
Edie Falco ("The Sopranos") plays their defense attorney, Leslie Abramson, who tries to dig up any trace of the parents' wrongdoing that may exonerate the brothers.
In an episode of "The Sopranos," Tony Soprano, after getting shot, is overseen by a doctor whom the show's creator, David Chase, named Dr. Lior Plepler.
I have a dog in the fight as much as anyone: To me, ending "The Sopranos" on Tony dying would have been a bad, uncharacteristic move.
While Tony Soprano bullied his way through The Sopranos, his mob wife, Carmela (Edie Falco), was given the rare opportunity to be both amoral and likable.
We're rewatching The Sopranos from season one while we eat Italian takeout from Maggiano's — delicious penne and lasagna along with sourdough, because I want all the carbs.
The Sopranos alum said she hired a nanny to take Beau to the beach or hiking, the more adventurous things that are tougher for her to do.
And just about every network has, at one time or another since The Sopranos launched in 1999, come up with a bad antihero drama of its own.
The prestigious Richard Tucker Award often goes to high-flying sopranos, like Nadine Sierra and Renée Fleming, or to acrobatic tenors like Michael Fabiano and Lawrence Brownlee.
Opera buffs or serious researchers can discover how many sopranos made their Met debuts singing Wagner's Sieglinde or how many times Birgit Nilsson performed with Franco Corelli.
Wilson's other acting credits include minor roles on The Sopranos, Sex and the City, and General Hospital, and she's even directed episodes of The Fosters and Scandal.
It sets itself apart from traditional family networks on primetime by having an on-demand pay structure and genre-redefining shows like The Sopranos and The Wire.
Before long the fashion footwear was being referenced on hit shows like Sex and the City and the Sopranos and paraded up and down the red carpet.
" But the reality here, to steal a line from The Sopranos, is that the Trump campaign's end -- no matter how or when it arrives -- "won't be cinematic.
You end up at Starz, which is now run by Chris Albrecht, who ran HBO when it was doing "The Sopranos" and all of those amazing shows.
But it might not be the last we see of the Sopranos family, if HBO has its way—because the network is now considering rebooting the show.
I'm a desperate fanboy of breakaway episodes — my favorite scene from Sopranos is Tony yelling at Red Rock Canyon — but even this bold departure doesn't add much.
New Line has purchased the script, which was penned by Chase and his co-writer Lawrence Konner, who also wrote for The Sopranos back in the day.
The Gran Teatre del Liceu opera house in Barcelona, where Caballe performed more than 2503 times, described her as "one of the most important sopranos in history".
The Sopranos alum showed off her growing baby bump Monday night at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles at The 24 Hour Musicals' one-night-only performance.
The young actor was spotted on set of the Sopranos prequel movie, titled The Many Saints of Newark, looking just like his father, the late James Gandolfini.
But embedded in Wendy's work is a similar question to that faced by Dr. Melfi on "The Sopranos": Is she just turning out better-functioning gangsters here?
We may have "The Sopranos" and James Gandolfini to thank for the rise of the anti-hero, a trend that still continues in TV to this day.
Montages were timed to the pace of snare drum rhythms and jazzy interludes, a technique that shows like The Wire and The Sopranos would come to popularize.
When "The Sopranos" debuted on HBO in 1999, it was widely credited for launching the "golden age of television," thanks to its innovative storytelling and riveting plotline.
Aside from a brief introduction by Laura Lippman, The Sopranos Sessions is written entirely by three men: Matt Zoller Seitz, Alan Sepinwall, and show creator David Chase.
I ended up setting the tone musically while Cyrus Aaron was reciting the poem as well as directing the sopranos who were humming and singing behind me.
The Director gave this interview in which he said that he was influenced by "The Sopranos," and I feel like you can really tell in this episode.
I'm especially curious about the quotes from The Sopranos that you weave throughout—could you talk about what that show—and those moments especially—mean to you?
His Christopher Moltisanti, on "The Sopranos," was ruthlessly brutal from Episode 1, cementing an East Coast moxie that is as necessary in Albany as in the Meadowlands.
How do you look at the other series you've done that haven't lasted as long as "The Sopranos," like "Life on Mars" and "Detroit 1-8-7"?
Thanks to a boost from the 2007 Sopranos series finale, it suddenly seemed to be everywhere — from Rock Band to sports stadiums to the premiere of Glee.
A Bulgarian soprano, Ms. Yoncheva is, at the age of 37, the youngest of this production's sopranos as well as the one least practiced in the role.
Americans love mob movies and The Sopranos, but Russia seems like a whole other level, where organized crime values, codes, and practices essentially mafia-ized the country.
But the music was another matter, with Cameron Grant at the piano, the sopranos Michelle Giglio (Chopin) and Stella Zambalis (Weill) both singing with beauty and eloquence.
Either Sopranos creator David Chase retconned Tony's age up a few years for Newark, or the movie's plot will stretch into Tony's teenage years in the 1970s.
The resulting collection of essays, centered on notable series from "The Sopranos" to "Breaking Bad," brims with affection: for the arts, for criticism and for life itself.
The arias were handsomely delivered by singers from the school's vocal arts program: Tamara Banjesevic and María Fernanda Brea, sopranos; Joshua Blue, tenor; and Alex Rosen, bass.
In a decade that began with The Sopranos and would end with Mad Men, Battlestar told human stories that felt, in spite of their cosmic setting, grounded.
HBO became famous in the early and mid-2000s for its shows about anti-heroes, like Tony Soprano from The Sopranos and Omar Little from The Wire.
The episode of The Sopranos where Tony, Paulie Walnuts, and Chistopher Motisanta travel to Naples to make a deal with a local Camorra family comes to mind.
The most practical thing I can do for the moment is to stay indoors, scroll on my phone, and maybe watch the Sopranos for the fifth time.
The interactions with Ukraine by the President and some members of his team, notably his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, often seem more The Sopranos than the classics.
For almost two decades, Americans have been tuning in to cheer on the antihero on television, on acclaimed series from "The Sopranos" to "Breaking Bad" -- and dozens more.
While its two more-or-less contemporaries on HBO, The Sopranos and The Wire, have seemed to weather all storms, Deadwood has been held back for some reason.
"Sopranos" star James Gandolfini died in 2013 of a heart attack at age 51, and supporting actor Frank Vincent, who played mob boss Phil Leotardo, died last year.
That is the challenge facing Michael Imperioli, who to every fan of famed HBO series "The Sopranos," is Christopher Moltisanti – a loyal member of Tony Soprano's mob crew.
Nurse Jackie and Sopranos alum Edie Falco chose to stop promotion on C.K.'s 2017 film after numerous allegations of sexual harassment against the Baskets producer went public.
The Many Saints of Newark will be helmed by Sopranos director Alan Taylor and based on a screenplay co-written by Chase and the film's producer, Lawrence Konner.
Michael, 19, has been cast as a young Tony Soprano in The Many Saints of Newark — a prequel to the critically acclaimed television series The Sopranos, Variety reported.
The Sopranos alum, 36, and her pro baseball player husband Cutter Dykstra have welcomed their second child: a son named Jack Adam Dykstra, her rep confirms to PEOPLE.
"Just like in 'The Sopranos,' once you pay them out, they will continue to stop by to collect their funds," he said, invoking the hit HBO television show.
It's much more worthy than their Tottenville Resident Who Was In The Background Of That Episode Of The Sopranos Where Tony Accidentally Sets Valentina's Kimono On Fire Day.
Loving The Sopranos is possibly the least original way a person can consume media, and yet, I like to think I was uniquely pre-disposed to this fixation.
BryndenBFish: I came back from deployment to Afghanistan in late 22017 and I'd heard about this new HBO show which was pitched as The Sopranos meets Middle-earth.
Or of The Sopranos, paving the way for an era of morally complex dramas starring men (yeah, almost always men) who rarely worried about doing the right thing.
Dr. Golpa's the guy to see in Vegas ... he's got a ton of famous patients, like Diamond Dallas Paige, Jake "The Snake" Roberts and 'Sopranos' star Joseph Gannascoli.
Callas, one of the great sopranos of the 20th century, was fired by the Met in 1958 after a dispute over which roles she would agree to sing.
Other users referenced "gabagool," a New Jersey-esque mispronunciation of a deli red meat made popular in "The Sopranos," and later used by Michael Scott in "The Office."
"When people found out I was from New Jersey they would bring up one of two things — either political corruption or 'The Sopranos,' " he said to the camera.
The Sopranos Sessions is an excellent book, delving into all sorts of details and providing a rare opportunity to hear from Chase himself, who is shy of reporters.
We're already getting prequels to The Sopranos and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, along with reboots of The Matrix, Charlie's Angels, Daria, and a whole lot more.
The mob makes money by picking up drugs and personal items from the street The Sopranos: Road to Respect gives the phrase "street pharmacy" a whole new meaning.
"Game of Thrones" began in 2011, entering a TV culture complicated by "The Sopranos" and a society that had seen authority discredited in Iraq and on Wall Street.
And on this occasion, accompanied by Jonas Kaufmann and Marcelo Puente as Cavaradossi, and Zeljko Lucic and Luca Salsi as Scarpia, three renowned sopranos will sing Floria Tosca.
In Tony's case, the transgression was in committing crimes but also in going to see a therapist — something men in his demographic rarely did when The Sopranos debuted.
Several other women who say he assaulted them will testify, including "The Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra, as prosecutors seek to prove he committed sex crimes against multiple women.
His trial, set to start in January, will also feature testimony from "The Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra, who has said that Weinstein raped her in the early 1990s.
Many of us, for instance, feel pressured to speed through The Sopranos not because we're personally invested, but because it feels like a show we're supposed to watch.
It was a minor miracle that agreement was reached with this crew of sometime tech Sopranos, said sources, although the ugly lawsuit that Benchmark lobbed at Kalanick continues.
I now know that there are hundreds of people who love creating memes about "The Sopranos," and thousands who believe, with total conviction, that the Earth is flat.
The only recognizable faces was KRS-One rapping about world peace in one and a young Michael Imperioli, years before his role in The Sopranos fame, in another.
There's a long, storied tradition of realistic movies and TV shows about the Mafia — The Godfather, Goodfellas, The Sopranos — but video games tend to focus on generic crime stories.
So when TV critic Emily Nussbaum declared, in 21997, that 803 had marked a turning point for television, it wasn't just because 280 was the year The Sopranos debuted.
Later, he'd work with Bernie Brillstein to launch Brillstein-Grey Entertainment, a management and production outfit responsible for developing The Sopranos and The Larry Sanders Show into major hits.
Michael spoke to Adam Glyn while out in NYC Monday night -- hanging out with "The Deuce" star Chris Bauer -- and talked a little bit about the upcoming 'Sopranos' prequel.
Hugely successful creator-driven television shows like The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, and Mad Men have made the last two decades a new Golden Age of television.
As they recreated an iconic end in television from The Sopranos, which was really a cliffhanger masked as a finale, we are left with some questions of our own.
But the only dark drama that had time for both of its kid characters was The Sopranos, and even that show only turned AJ into a character very belatedly.
The elder Gandolfini, who died in 2013 at age 51, originated the role on The Sopranos, and won three Emmys for his portrayal of the anxiety-prone mob boss.
And since nothing in Sopranos Land is free, Tracee pays off her debt by working overtime in the VIP room, passed from man to man like a rag doll.
Even if there's inner conflict, the Walter Whites and Tony Sopranos of television would rather find something to relish in their evildoing than think too hard about the consequences.
The previous HBO series finale with the most viewers was "The Sopranos," with 11.9 million viewers, though that was in 2007, before streaming and other digital services took off.
That sounds ambitious, but Weiner is a big get for Amazon, having earned several Emmy nominations and wins for his work on both Mad Men and HBO's The Sopranos.
It allows networks to take creative risks, pushing the medium forward even if a particular show doesn't become a zeitgeist-dominating TV event like Breaking Bad or The Sopranos.
If shows like The Sopranos made art out of looking at humanity's potential to do harm, shows like The Real Housewives made a trashy, cathartic spectacle out of it.
Hit series like "The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City" on HBO, a cable channel then owned by Time Warner, proved that people would pay extra for compelling television.
In both respects it's reminiscent of the masterful, uncategorizable Kevin Finnerty episodes of "The Sopranos"; in both cases it's a sign of a show that totally believes in itself.
It's appeared in classic movies (Goldfinger, Scarface, The Bodyguard), a Frank Sinatra TV special welcoming Elvis home from war, and even an episode of The Sopranos ("Calling All Cars").
The ovine troupers could not sleep at the Armory; could not commute from Pennsylvania; and would not have been welcome at the hotels that usually cater to visiting sopranos.
And through December 2019, they can enjoy the tenors Jonas Kaufmann, Roberto Alagna and Vittorio Grigolo; the mezzo-soprano Elina Garanca; and the sopranos Sonya Yoncheva and Pretty Yende.
The problem with replicating Game of Thrones (as HBO sometimes seems to be trying to do) is the same as the problem with replicating The Sopranos or The Wire.
Clark's cousin Eddie (Randy Quaid) goes and kidnaps the boss, seemingly on his brother's orders, which sounds more like an episode of "The Sopranos" than a heartwarming Christmas movie.
In "The Sopranos" there were a lot of things that weren't found in other mob presentations, and it pissed me off that people were kind of blind to that.
De gustibus non est disputandum, and if you prefer a zillion algorithmically-generated Netflix shows and endless Marvel sequels to "The Matrix" and "The Sopranos," then God bless you.
Written for three sopranos standing around a grand piano, the opera is a capacious combination of Irish keening, medieval-style close harmony, torch-song blues and Weill-esque cabaret.
Al Sapienza, an actor who has appeared in "The Sopranos" and "House of Cards," owns one of them, a 1902 house originally built for one of Mr. Morgan's daughters.
This Dutch crime series has been compared to "The Sopranos" — "if Tony got whacked in Episode 1, and Carmela took over," as an article in The Times put it.
Both The Sopranos and Nurse Jackie had incredible ensemble casts, and you might tune in for the main character but then become just as interested in the other characters.
The other four women — among them an actress from "The Sopranos," Annabella Sciorra — were asked to testify to show that Mr. Weinstein engaged in a pattern of sexual predation.
In addition, "The Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra testified last week that Weinstein raped her in the winter of 1993-94, which is relevant to the predatory sexual assault charges.
Sciorra, who appeared in "The Sopranos," testified on Thursday that Weinstein gave her a ride home with his driver after a dinner one winter night in 1993 or 1994.
Mr. Daniels rose to fame as a countertenor, singing high parts that were once the province of castratos or mezzo-sopranos at the Metropolitan Opera and around the world.
The debate will likely be reignited by a quote from the series's creator, David Chase, in the new book "The Sopranos Sessions" by Matt Zoller Seitz and Alan Sepinwall.
Watch: Our critics picked the 20 best TV dramas broadcast since "The Sopranos" debuted 20 years ago ("Game of Thrones" doesn't feature, to the chagrin of our TV editor).
Interestingly enough, Netflix finds itself in a similar position to the one HBO was in back when Sex and the City and The Sopranos launched and then grew huge.
It's easy to forget, but shows like The Sopranos and Breaking Bad took more complex ideas and grappled with them through the lenses of traditional TV structures and genres.
Late '90s programming like The Sopranos and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine got audiences hooked on continuing stories, while later shows like Lost and Fringe came along and doubled down.
Lip got a small part in The Godfather after meeting Francis Ford Coppola on the job; he would go on to play a mobster in The Sopranos later in life.
We may not know much about David Chase's upcoming Sopranos prequel film, The Many Saints of Newark—but the little we do know so far is worth getting excited about.
In truth, the slow burns of The Sopranos, Sons of Anarchy, The Wire, Game of Thrones, Deadwood, and The Shield, were impactful in death because the setups were deeply honest.
Breaking Bad and The Sopranos also employed the multiple ending tactic to keep fans on the edge of their seats until the very end, to name just a few examples.
While it's difficult to concoct apples-to-apples comparisons, the closest antecedent would be "The Sopranos," which garnered huge ratings and cultural cachet during its run from 1999 to 2007.
Given a political climate in which Parliament is, apparently, divided between sopranos and basses who persist in singing loudly in different keys, the choir offers a rare opportunity for harmony.
And it came as a relief that the female leads of "Traviata" were slim, the opposite of the sopranos of Mr. Garavani's youth who "were often very large," he said.
This gesture is something that's often associated with Italians who are speaking adamantly and loudly, such as Don Vito Corleone in "The Godfather" or "The Sopranos" lead character, Tony Soprano.
But the legacy of Sopranos-crit is of a genre almost exclusively manufactured by men, for a male readership, about the nerdy nitty-gritty of a TV show about masculinity.
What the game did get across, in its better moments, is that The Sopranos is a show about the places people inhabit, as much as the people who inhabit them.
It's also HBO's only competitor in this race, and the network has won this category four times in the past (twice with The Sopranos and twice with Game of Thrones).
Such will probably be the case this summer, anyway, as the gangster movie, after a period of dormancy that followed the 2007 finale of "The Sopranos," returns with a vengeance.
Even though I was excited about her talent, I had no idea that she would blossom into one of the great mezzo-sopranos of the past 50 or 60 years.
Michael Imperioli (who plays Christopher) and Steve Schirripa (who plays Bobby) plan to bring on cast members, directors, writers, and other folks involved in making the show for Talking Sopranos.
Paul Feig and B.J. Novak met with Gandolfini to chat about the role, and though the Sopranos star was very complimentary he wasn't sure if he was right for comedy.
Where to stream: Disney+ The Sopranos was never a feel-good kind of show, and no amount of holidays spent with family (blood or otherwise) was going to change that.
Sixty-four sopranos have taken turns as Mimì, a select club of heartbreaking consumptives that has included Teresa Stratas, Renata Tebaldi, Mirella Freni, Renata Scotto, Anna Netrebko and Sonya Yoncheva.
I don't do the usual holiday circuit (there are enough sopranos who know Messiah), but I am someone who can step in and read soprano or alto with little practice.
I write that I was a fan of both The Sopranos and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and I was driven slowly mad by the very different critical reception of those shows.
The Sopranos star and new husband Cutter Dykstra shared a stroll in the sand during their mini honeymoon in Santa Barbara, California, and PEOPLE has exclusive photos of the romantic outing.
Game of Thrones has reigned as HBO's most-watched show ever since Season 4, when it averaged 18.4 million viewers per episode to beat out the previous record holder, The Sopranos.
Sciorra, who is best known for her work on "The Sopranos," says Weinstein raped her inside her Manhattan apartment after she starred in a film for his movie studio in 1993.
" Former "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra, who has said she was sexually assaulted by Weinstein in the 1990s, tweeted "Can't Wait!" followed by "Anyone know where I can get front row seats?
It appeared in TV shows like The Simpsons and The Sopranos, and it charmed its way into the homes of the great and good, from George W. Bush to Queen Elizabeth.
The Trump-as-mob-boss trope isn't just the work of Mafia junkies who can't get enough of The Sopranos—it's rooted, at least in part, in the president's official conduct.
Several television shows set in New York City, including Sex and the City, The Sopranos, and The Late Show with David Letterman, removed the World Trade Center from their opening credits.
On Wednesday, New Line Cinema announced that Alan Taylor has officially signed on to direct the movie, based on a script by Chase and former Sopranos writer Lawrence Konner, Variety reports.
But beyond even that, everything from Mad Men to The Shield to The Sopranos has struggled with the episodes that don't play out the end, but rather set up the end.
I have an endless list of shows to watch, from recent Netflix releases right up to The Sopranos, but I didn't want to say goodbye to Luke, Evie, Dylan, and Angus.
The Emmy rules at the time prevented that "remainder" episode from being eligible at all — even in the following year — so several memorable Sopranos finales simply didn't qualify for Emmy awards.
And while the song "Don't Stop Believin'" blared, just like in "The Sopranos" finale, Trump and his friends' conversation was eerily reminiscent of the dialogue we'd expect from a crime family.
Where early series like Star Trek were episodic in nature, the rise of newer shows like The Sopranos or Game of Thrones has demonstrated that longer, serialized stories would be successful.
Knowing from its DVD experience that customers often rented a full season of "The Sopranos" in one go, Netflix put the entire first four seasons of "Mad Men" online at once.
After retiring, Valiant guest starred on several shows such as Law & Order and The Sopranos and hosted a one-man show called An Evening with Johnny Valiant in New York City.
The Artist's Life THERE'S A SCENE in the first season of "The Sopranos" where Tony's sitting in the waiting room of his therapist's office, transfixed by a painting of a barn.
HBO's chief executive, Richard Plepler, who ushered in a heyday for cable with shows like "The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City," abruptly stepped down after 27 years at the network.
To conceal their schemes in their emails, Mr. Percoco and Mr. Howe used the code word "ziti" — a term used in "The Sopranos" — to refer to bribe payments, the complaint said.
But today, dramatic sopranos — those with the range and volume for the part — line up to sing a part, which, if all goes well, earns certain ovations at the final curtain.
Even in those notes unattainable by most other sopranos, and even when those notes are held far longer than the pecks requested by most other composers, Ms. Luna's tone is full.
She first spoke about "The Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra, who is expected to testify and allege that Weinstein burst into her New York apartment in the early 1990s and raped her.
Last week, one of the women, the actress Annabella Sciorra, 22005, best known for her roles in "The Sopranos" and "Jungle Fever," recounted the night she said Mr. Weinstein raped her.
Besides Mann and Haley, four other women testified against Weinstein during his trial, including "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra, as part of an effort by prosecutors to illustrate a pattern of abuse.
Several women surrogates took turns speaking as warm-up acts to Bloomberg, including the actress Lorraine Bracco, who played Karen in Goodfellas and Dr. Melfi, Tony Soprano's therapist, in The Sopranos.
This Dutch crime series has been compared to "The Sopranos" — "if Tony got whacked in Episode 1, and Carmela took over," as an article in The New York Times put it.
It's the network that brought you The Sopranos, Sex in the City, and Game of Thrones, and it's the centerpiece of AT&T's $85 billion plan to become an entertainment giant.
" RELASTED VIDEO: Why Jamie-Lynn Sigler Didn't Tell Her Sopranos Family About Her MS Diagnosis Right Away   Sigler, 36, confirms that her brother, who was a stockbroker, "liked to make people laugh.
Tony (James Gandolfini) and Carmela (Edie Falco) Soprano, the De Facto boss and first lady of the fictitious DiMeo crime family, are separated by a particularly slippery moral line throughout The Sopranos.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A prequel to hit U.S. mafia drama "The Sopranos" is being developed as a movie, possibly reuniting some of television's most beloved characters, New Line Cinema said on Thursday.
New Line, a unit of Time Warner Inc's Warner Bros, said it has purchased the screenplay "The Many Saints of Newark" from series creator David Chase and fellow "Sopranos" writer Lawrence Konner.
And the third, represented by HBO's The Sopranos and FX's The Shield, suggested that viewers wanted dark stories about antiheroes who indulged viewers' vicarious appetites for horrible deeds performed with ruthless efficiency.
But to be clear: This article is a love letter to The Americans, not The Sopranos, a towering work of television that has been the subject of thousands of books and articles.
Sopranos actress Annabella Sciorra is the latest star to make allegations against Weinstein – claiming he "violently raped" her in the 1990s after dropping her off following a party,  the New Yorker reports.
At the other spectrum is the smooth, white sound of boy choristers, which some mixed choirs try to emulate by having the female sopranos adopt what is known as straight-tone singing.
This is the first TV series that Leibovitz, who considers herself a big fan of the hit NBC series, has shot since 2005 when she photographed the cast of HBO's The Sopranos.
The latest reunites Trump (Alec Baldwin) with Rudy Giuliani (Kate McKinnon), Michael Cohen (Ben Stiller), and Donald Trump Jr. (Mikey Day) in a scene that evokes the final moments of The Sopranos.
She explains that similar concerns about a potential "content cliff" emerged when the TV series "The Sopranos" ended in 2007, but those preoccupations were dissuaded once "Game of Thrones" premiered in 2011.
Whether it's Seinfeld or The X-Files, The Sopranos or Lost, there are always shows that transcend their TV roots to become pop culture monoliths that everybody enjoys discussing and arguing about.
Because, let's be clear: The Sopranos was a brilliant, flawless show (Tony's cartoon farts aside) and we can't let it join the ever-growing list of great shows tainted by terrible reboots.
To address the elephant in the room, experts and Mafia pundits have joked for years who The Sopranos are really based on, with the DeCavalcante family often described as the obvious answer.
The Sopranos fans who maintained faith in the family and their potential for a revival can enter the inner circle, because a prequel film is officially in the works, EW has learned.
Marbs, burly like some enforcer-type from The Sopranos, anchors one end of a long table occupied by colorful sorts, most accented with a touch of purple in their hair and clothing.
She pulled out of the project in late 2011, however, and Alan Taylor (a director best known for working on TV shows like The Sopranos and Mad Men) ended up taking over.
"Netflix finds itself in a similar position to the one HBO was in back when Sex and the City and The Sopranos launched and then grew huge," writes VanDerWerff over at Vox.
He's as likely to quote the humor writer Veronica Geng as the choreographer George Balanchine, and as likely to drop a reference to "The Sopranos" as to the French filmmaker Claude Chabrol.
The movie's director, Federico Castelluccio, played Furio, the Italian hit man who became Carmela's object of desire, and he finds roles here for the "Sopranos" alumni Arthur J. Nascarella and John Bianco.
Federico Castelluccio's minor entry in the genre employs several alumni of "The Sopranos" in a slight film that also pays homage to "Mean Streets" but fails to make much of an impression.
When they artificially cranked up the POMCs in another group of well-fed mice and exposed them to cannabinoids, the rodents gorged themselves like your sophomore roommate during a stoned Sopranos marathon.
That's not how music and TV work; you don't learn the minutiae of the mafia from listening to the songs on The Sopranos (even this one, by the guy who plays Silvio).
When I fired up the game, I was greeted with the theme song from the show—a good sign, I thought, that I was on track to get the full Sopranos experience.
Imagine a web of gazes all around the room: the baritones looking at the basses, the second sopranos all looking at, singing to, training their longing on the same lethally hot countertenor.
Unlike stage or film actresses, star sopranos don't necessarily move from playing girls, to women, to mothers, to grandmothers over the course of a career — and certainly not within a single work.
The allegations against Mr. Gatti surfaced on July 26, when The Washington Post reported that two sopranos who had worked with him said that he had tried to push himself onto them.
For six weeks, the lawyers in a major New York corruption trial have name-dropped top state officials, made countless references to "The Sopranos," even gotten a star witness thrown in jail.
It's backed itself into worse corners before (like the one it was in after The Sopranos ended in 2007), and it's always found the big hit it needed to pull itself out.
Every time a popular show ends, whether it's "The Sopranos" or "Lost" or even "The Big Bang Theory," which also just wrapped up, people proclaim it to be the end of something.
Jake Black, who wrote "Woke Up This Morning," the indelible theme song for the groundbreaking HBO drama "The Sopranos," with a bandmate in the group Alabama 19603, died on Tuesday in London.
Ms. Falco of "The Sopranos" and "Nurse Jackie" will star as a Democratic political operative struggling to defend her candidate, played by Michael McKean, from a tough primary challenge in 1970s Albany.
"The Sopranos," which was created by David Chase and chronicled the sometimes mundane lives of New Jersey mobsters, became a cultural phenomenon and helped initiate the boom in high-quality cable dramas.
To further buttress that charge, prosecutors plan on calling "The Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra to testify against Mr. Weinstein who she said sexually assaulted her in 1993 in her Gramercy Park apartment.
Sciorra, known for her role on HBO's "The Sopranos," testified last week that Weinstein forced his way into her Manhattan apartment one winter night in 1993 or 1994 and violently raped her.
Inside Kiernan Music, the luthier and owner Brian Kiernan sells dozens of models of Hawaii's signature instrument, the ukulele — from tiny sopranos to large baritones; locally made koa-wood ukes top $1,000.
Skip Season 4: Episode 3 The percentage of good-to-great "Sopranos" episodes is pretty high, so don't feel as if you have to go out of your way to avoid any.
Thankfully, more and more television series are shifting their focus to female relationships rather than wallowing in the angst of the tortured male antiheroes that populated Mad Men, Breaking Bad and The Sopranos.
Mulder and Scully stopped investigating paranormal activity in 2002, three years after the The Sopranos premiered; soon enough, complex, serialized dramas were everywhere, making Chris Carter's radical series seem almost quaint by comparison.
Three more seasons would take "Game of Thrones" into at least 2018, though cable dramas, like "Mad Men" on AMC and HBO's own "The Sopranos," have been known to split up final seasons.
As with all shows about antiheroes — such as Breaking Bad or The Sopranos — there's a contingent of House of Cards fans who see Frank Underwood as a hero, someone to valorize and emulate.
I will grant Seitz that most of the creative energy in TV right now is on the side of comedy, and I'll grant him that the Sopranos template is mostly out of gas.
" Onstage, in front of the appreciative crowd, Bacon reached into his pocket and withdrew a wad of cash reminiscent of the one Tony might carry into the Bada Bing in HBO's "The Sopranos.
It's also the kind of show that people don't really dare to let sit unwatched in their DVR queues, lest Twitter (which didn't exist when "The Sopranos" signed off) ruin it for them.
At six seasons, "The Americans" will end at around the midrange for dramas that got to end on their own terms: "The Sopranos" also ran six seasons, "Mad Men" seven, "Breaking Bad" five.
The Many Saints of Newark is penned by Sopranos creator David Chase, helmed by Alan Taylor (the guy who directed that incredible episode where Tony takes peyote), and has a wildly talented cast.
Steve Van Zandt, the famous Sopranos actor and musician, tweeted it yesterday with the caption, "And just when you're ready to give up hope..." Well, the mother giraffe in the picture is dead.
That's the key to the criminal charges facing his fellow members—whether they were trying to bolster their cause (and maybe even help workers generally) or crossing a line into Sopranos-style intrigue.
" And 15 years ago, there was a Columbus Day dust-up after Italian-American groups learned that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg wanted to march with actors from the hit television show "The Sopranos.
In this video, they recall their memories of "The Sopranos" and James Gandolfini, who died in 2013, and discuss the show's legacy, what made it so special then, and why it endures today.
If such big-ticket genre series were once unthinkable for the network that made "The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City," well, little of television looks the way it did eight years ago.
Scenes from "The Walking Dead" and snatches of Snoop Dogg's "Gz and Hustlas" and the "Sopranos" theme song provide clues about the reality that Kate and Scott are only partly aware they inhabit.
This weekend, thousands of Sopranos obsessives descended on Secaucus' Meadowlands Expo Center for SopranosCon, a two-day celebration of the show and Italian culture in Jersey, inspired by the Feast of St. Elzéar.
Annabella Sciorra, an actress known for her work in "The Sopranos," testified Mr. Weinstein pushed his way into her Manhattan apartment after giving her a ride home in 1993 and forcibly raped her.
In deciding whether he was a sexual predator, jurors had to consider the testimony of Annabella Sciorra, an actress from "The Sopranos," who said Mr. Weinstein had raped her in the early 1990s.
It's a little darkly comic, like the "Pine Barrens" escapade from "The Sopranos," but it's also sad: We see just enough of the spark in these young men to mourn it in advance.
There's a scene in "The Sopranos" that has a Mafia consigliere impersonating Al Pacino as Michael Corleone, in the same way many real-life mobsters fixated on the glamorous depictions of themselves onscreen.
Rather than reacting to Octavian's boyish distress by providing motherly comfort, as many sopranos singing this role do, Ms. Nylund, in a daring touch of honesty, seemed swept up in her own emotions.
But other Weinstein accusers are also expected to take the stand, including "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra, who says that Weinstein barged into her New York apartment and raped her in the early 1990s.
If the Netrebkos and Jonas Kaufmanns of today are not fostering the creation of new operas, some notable artists are taking up the slack, among them sopranos like Julia Bullock and Barbara Hannigan.
Ms. Graham, long one of the Met's beloved mezzo-sopranos, took over from Ms. Fleming for a few performances that spring, and the production immediately benefited from her good-natured, straight-talking presence.
Part of the cultural landscape, they have cropped up on television, including on "The Sopranos" and on "Will & Grace," where the maid Rosario proudly owned Members Only jackets in an array of colors.
Below, we discussed the legacy of The Sopranos (how it changed TV, and their own careers), the state of New Jersey, the mob, the philosophy of David Chase, and, of course, that ending.
The typical prestige drama, from "The Sopranos" onward, has been a portrait of patriarchy in extremis, featuring embattled male antiheroes struggling to maintain their authority in a changing world or a collapsing culture.
Occasionally, the network has landed critical successes that also enter the mainstream, like "The Sopranos" and "Game of Thrones," but it's not easy to find mass-market hits that suit the HBO brand.
With the premiere of "The Sopranos" in 1999, Americans were riveted by the story of Tony Soprano, a brutal New Jersey mob boss and father who liked to kill people with his bare hands.
The problem that Westworld faces that Lost and The Sopranos didn't have to deal with is that there are so many more media outlets now — including Vox, which is not immune to Westworld theorizing!
For those who thought "Breaking Bad" was a unique depiction of what a man will do for his family, "The Sopranos" is an equally dramatic and thrilling must-see that also centers around crime.
In January, Michael, 19, signed on to play a younger version of Tony Soprano — the iconic mobster his late father James Gandolfini famously played in The Sopranos— in a prequel movie to the series.
But even as the mob's time-honored rackets started to run dry and The Sopranos convinced your baby-boomer parents to subscribe to HBO, New Jersey's real-life mafiosos remained a poorly understood bunch.
I won't spoil it for you, except to say that it was so mistily open-ended as to be pointless: It was The Sopranos with a heavenly choir instead of Journey on the jukebox.
It's one of the few times the "TV as novel" comparisons (a descriptor that's been rolled out to describe almost every serialized prestige drama since The Sopranos launched) have truly made sense to me.
An established television director with credits helming and producing shows like Lost, Alias, The Sopranos, and Under the Dome, Bender's most recent smash is this season's "hold the door" episode of Game of Thrones.
The Sopranos alum, who wed Dykstra in January, dishes on her wedding in a sneak peek at Wednesday's episode of Harry — and also opens up about her 15-year battle with multiple sclerosis (MS).
I posted one myself and mine featured the women of The Sopranos: Adriana la Cerva, Tony's almost-niece-in-law (love); Carmela Soprano, his wife (patience); and Gloria Trillo, his Season Three mistress (pain).
The new service will include HBO's most popular series, including current shows like Game of Thrones, Westworld and Silicon Valley, plus top classic series like Sex and the City, The Sopranos and The Wire.
This was a version of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend that seemed to clearly be made in the mold of The Sopranos, where the narrative arc would be that of a bad person growing steadily worse.
On Monday Louis Langrée seizes the reins of the vivacious Freiburg Baroque Orchestra for performances of Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" with a cast that includes two rising European sopranos, Sandrine Piau and Lenneke Ruiten.
But it's the male critics who have profited the most from the Sopranos-commentary boom—the men who were fascinated by the whole "flawed antihero" concept and pumped its meaning up to outsize levels.
This is a familiar story to HBO programming head Casey Bloys, who was working at the network after HBO's last giant TV hits — The Sopranos and Sex in the City — and heard similar questions.
If Mr. Percoco, the governor's former aide and family friend, is convicted of charges that he took gobs of bribe money — ziti, in his "Sopranos"-inflected argot — it will reflect poorly on Mr. Cuomo.
The indictment will allow "The Sopranos" actor Annabella Sciorra, who says the powerful media mogul raped her in her New York apartment in 1993 or 1994, to testify in the larger case against Weinstein.
" Reminded that HBO was scheduled to air the final episode of "The Sopranos" the following night, opposite Game 2, Popovich laughed and said, "It's 50-50 I'll get booted so I can watch it.
"Kings of War" takes the home-viewing pleasures associated with serial television portraits of cutthroat schemers, like those in "House of Cards" and "The Sopranos," and magnifies them to the proportions of grand opera.
The writers could have killed BoJack as Breaking Bad did with Walt or left him in some ambiguous state like Tony in The Sopranos — where we are spared from witnessing the antihero's utter abjection.
Rating: 5/10"The Sopranos" (1999-2007)If a mob boss was ever visiting a psychiatrist, he'd be in the trunk of his car by the end of the week, along with the psychiatrist.
Apple TV Plus wants its Morning Show, See, For All Mankind, and Dickinson series to result in the same type of critical acclaim that Sex and the City, The Sopranos, and The Wire did.
Thursday is the 20th anniversary of the premiere of "The Sopranos" on HBO, a moment that, as much as anything, signaled the beginning of TV's still-flourishing era of ambitious storytelling and artistic credibility.
This Cartoon Network series, which stars Finn, a foundling battling evil in the Land of Ooo, made it onto The New York Times's list of the 2118 best TV dramas since "The Sopranos." hulu.
I essentially tried to restore Sex and the City's status, vis-à-vis The Sopranos and all of television, and treat it as a serious, meaningful, ambitious, fascinating, funny, cool, endlessly analyzing kind of show.
This has been popularized in a lot of media, such as the Sopranos scene that starts with a well-meaning intervention and ends with several characters beating the person they believe needs to get help.
The same thing happened in 2013 with the end of Breaking Bad, in 2010 with the end of Lost, in 2007 with the end of The Sopranos ... hell, in 1998 with the end of Seinfeld.
Joseph Gannascoli -- famous for playing Vito Spatafore on "The Sopranos" -- isn't the slightest bit worried about a rash of mysterious tourist deaths in the Dominican Republic ... he says come on down, the booze is fine!!!
Jamie-Lynn Sigler and her husband Cutter Dykstra are expecting their second child and, lest there be any doubt in your mind, the Sopranos alum posted a photo of herself surrounded by five pregnancy tests.
We wouldn't be here if it wasn't for shows like The Sopranos and The Wire of the '90s, which created space for complex, character-driven dramas, and for comedies like 30 Rock and The Office.
But what makes BoJack different from Philbert, Breaking Bad's Walter White, The Sopranos' Tony Soprano, or other notable TV anti-heroes is that he's not trying to escape justice or even the judgment of others.
We should view it within a lineage of event TV started by shows such as The Wire, The Sopranos, Mad Men, and, even further back in time, major 1980s shows such as Dallas or Dynasty.
The Sopranos and the shows it inspired pushed away from the ensemble toward the individual — often a white male with axes to grind and the kind of job that let him indulge his darker appetites.
As The Sopranos alum tells PEOPLE in a new segment for Celeb Parents Get Real, she and husband Cutter Dykstra have their work cut out for them with their 3½-year-old son Beau Kyle.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Abraxas Discala, former husband of "The Sopranos" TV star Jamie-Lynn Sigler, was found guilty on Friday of taking part in what federal prosecutors have called a $300 million stock manipulation scheme.
So when I learned David Chase, at long last, officially had plans to make a Sopranos prequel called The Many Saints of Newark, I knew Carmine Norcia would have a lot to say about it.
In the aftermath of "The Sopranos" and "The Shield," Kohan forged an antiheroine in a feminine shape: Nancy was a shoe-craving, manipulative milf , whose race and class lent her entrée to sub-rosa worlds.
But its theatricality, both of the showy, expensive kind (rising and falling chandeliers, mysterious mirrors and underground lagoons) and of the more potent, elemental kind (obsessive love and beautiful sopranos and virtuous aristocrats), remains intact.
Where HBO once had the premium playing field largely to itself, "The Sopranos" and "The Wire" have ensured that the pay service (like CNN, a division of WarnerMedia) now has plenty of competition and company.
The result feels like The Sopranos, Gomorrah, and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels rolled into one: a lean, mean crime story that rings scariest with the truth that serious criminals are always around us.
They were in Super Bowl commercials and sitcoms and The Sopranos, and they were all pretty much the same idea: Rooms that were shrines to television, sports, guitars, semi-nude women, and microwavable finger foods.
Several hours into The Sopranos: Road to Respect, the 2006 video game tie-in to the lauded HBO drama, I dashed through a porn studio hallway lined with trophy cases full of golden erect dicks.
Mr. Gandolfini, best known for his portrayal of the mob boss Tony Soprano in the "Sopranos" TV series, had lived there with his first wife, Marcy Gandolfini, and their son before their divorce in 2002.
David Milch's award-winning western series, which The New York Times recently named "one of the 20 best TV dramas since 'The Sopranos,'" returns to HBO over a decade after the network unexpectedly holstered it.
He explains that once HBO rolled out "The Sopranos" in January 1999, its influence would prove seismic: Thereafter, a generation's most engaging onscreen stories would be serials, viewed in our homes or on our phones.
Fry up some patty melts (portobello patty melts if flesh is not your flavor), and spend Saturday night binge-watching "The Sopranos" again, in advance of the 20th anniversary (!) of its debut in January 1999.
The last-minute court hearing Monday could also take up Weinstein's request to have the case moved out of New York, as well as the possibility of "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra testifying in the case.
Among those people was Annabella Sciorra, an actress known for her work on "The Sopranos," who claims that Mr. Weinstein raped her at her apartment in Manhattan's Gramercy Park neighborhood in 1993 or 1994. Oct.
Sitting in his Upper East Side apartment a few feet from his writing desk, Chase was terse but thoughtful and accommodating as he looked back on "The Sopranos," his gruff demeanor spiked with dry wit.
Most antihero shows with good-to-great final seasons, like The Sopranos, The Shield, and Breaking Bad, blow up their plot stakes as big as they can possibly manage in the final stretch of episodes.
The Sopranos ignited a mob war, The Shield saw the noose tighten around the series' corrupt cops, and Breaking Bad eventually pitted Walter White against essentially everybody else on the show (and a few Nazis).
But the truism that people largely wanted to watch shows about basically good, likable people held true until 1999, when The Sopranos broke wide open the idea that audiences would watch shows about despicable people.
New Line still hasn't announced which roles the four new actors will be taking on, but Bernthal and Farmiga seem like a perfect fit for two major Sopranos characters: Tony's parents, Johnny Boy and Livia Soprano.
Writer Terence Winter, of Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire, and Wolf of Wall Street fame, is also onboard to whip up the film's script, which will be based loosely off of Victor Bockris's 1989 book, Warhol: The Biography.
In a way, it reminds me of the first half of The Sopranos' final season, which felt at the time like a bunch of throat clearing but now plays as one last pause before the descent.
Sciorra, who appeared in the hit HBO series The Sopranos and Spike Lee's Jungle Fever, shared a particularly disturbing recollection of events that happened in the '90s at her apartment, alleging that Weinstein violently raped her.

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