Steve Schirripa & Michael Imperioli Got Advice from the Mob While Filming The Sopranos
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- Steve Schirripa and Michael Imperioli talk about receiving tips on how to whack someone, the success of The Sopranos with a relatively unknown cast and the inspiration behind creating the podcast Talking Sopranos.
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Steve Schirripa & Michael Imperioli Got Advice from the Mob While Filming The Sopranos - Late Night with Seth Meyers
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I never realzied Imperioli was only five years younger than Gandofini. He played a young guy pretty well.
also just means he aged great haha i thought he was in his mid 20s
Bobby: You know, Quasimodo predicted all of this.
Tony: Who did what?
Bobby: All these problems, the middle east, the end of the world.
Tony: Nostradamus. Quasimodo is the hunchback from Notre Dame.
Bobby: Oh, right. Notredamus.
Tony: N O S T R A D A M U S and Notre Dame. It's two different things completely.
Bobby: _shrugs it off and continues eating_
James also played an older guy than he really was, he was 36 when Season 1 was filmed.
@@whitmansquare bob, I’m a gambino as well 😂😎
@@i5C0R3Pi0N I LOVED that conversation. 👍🏼
I love how Steve still dresses like Bobby
You mean like an older Italian man? It's just par for the course.
@@amandap5385 i actually don't know how old Italian men dress like lol so you might be right. But he's wearin similar shirts like in the show.
When are you gonna stop breaking his bwolls?
Maybe they didn't need Bobby to dress a certain way they just told Steve to wear his casual clothes.
@@jreviralclipz they look very comfortable the shirts
My favourite Bobby Baccala moment was when they were discussing what they were going to do about the Vito situation and Bobby says 'We can't have him here in our social club no more that much I do know" 😂
Social club? He's gotta go!
😂 Totally.... Made it sound like a chess club
My favorite Bobby Baccala moment was when he got in a fight with Tony. That was classic and hilarious.
@@michaelunderhill8847 NOBODY'S GOT AIDS
@@craiggbone nobody's got aids! I don't wanna here that word in this place again!
The fact that Sirico had been shot, arrested almost 30 times, spent time in prison, constantly in and out of jail and also just happens to know a capo of the Colombo family when they're out to dinner. He was a genuine part of the life and no one really understands how lucky we are that he decided to take up acting instead of delving deeper lol
what a chad
He had the makings of a varsity athlete!
he always said ok to act in the Soprano, but he never want to be a snitch... But Sirico was a little gangsta, not really a high level mob
@@michi4056he was an OG
@@LaCokaNostra_he was associated with them at most. Was never a made man
' A Don never wears shorts'
That has to be where they got that line for old man Lupertazzi
2:25 where that story starts is incredible! The Mob straight calling Jim Gandolfini and giving him advice 😅
Nothing gets by you
@@NKWTI Nah! Nothing at all!
The actor of "Carmine Lupertazzi", Frank Antony Vallelonga aka. "Tony Lip" was an associate of a family and worked security at the CopaCabana, he has a movie based on his story called Green Book on netflix where he is offered a job to chauffer 1950's classical pianist and experimental jazz musician Donald Walbridge Shirley around southern America while "Don Shirley" performs his tour of concerts
Ya think??
So, that’s why Carmine tells Tony not to wear shorts 😂
Carmine was played by Tony Lip (The protagonist of Green Book, who was a real mob associate as well)
Actually yeah, that’s exactly what happened
Oh hell yeah ! That's a well known tidbit . Seems like the writers put a lot of little kernels of life in there I mean does anyone else find it your all the fat jokes about Tony and how he's going to die by the time he's 50 of a heart attack eating a sandwich? It's kinds uncomfortable now lol
@@jerryx3253 really ? Damn something I didn't know ! Did you know that like I think like 35 actors or something big and small from Goodfellas were cast in The sopranos?
@@Albinoman887 wtf dude
“You’re gonna give the mob a bad name” absolute genius
But kind of telling how Hollywood never tries.
Quick wit-yes! Genius-?
You’re easily impressed.
@@negativeindustrial ikr, 261 others too! Easy crowd.
"you're gonna give the mob a bad name" absolute easy joke
I still cant forget the episode when Chris went to an acting workshop for writers and he was so good. He had a talent and had a future outside the mob but unfortunately he was in too deep to just pack up and leave
Just when he thought he was out, they pulled him back in.
Except he wasn’t actually good at acting. He wasn’t acting, he was actually upset and the teacher and rest of the class only thought he was acting.
@@therainman7777 drawing from your actual feelings from past experiences is very common for actors to do. Besides, he was still doing his lines from the script, it's not easy to stay in character and make sure you're doing what the script says while ACTUALLY being upset.
He had to be loyle to his capo
@@therainman7777 Life's a stage.
Christopher was my favorite. He didn't always have the wittiest lines or the sharpest intellect but his reactions to things were hilarious. He also seemed like a wayward fatherless kid in the beginning of the series who I really sympathized for but when he started slapping around Ade and getting more grisly it was harder to like him. And he's super handsome
None of them could take a joke
I liked him at first. Then the more I watched the less I liked him. By the end I was g;lad T killed him.
Handsome? With that schnizz of his? He’s the only guy who can smoke a cigarette in the rain with his hands behind his back. That nose is like a natural canopy.
@@TheAndersDanilet The nose makes him sexier 🥵
He was a monster
Mike literally looks the exact same but someone just colored his hair grey, man is a vampire!
Ive got lots of respect for a man that lets his hair grey and dosent die it like a woman
His nose is like a shark, he could smell blood a mile away
Its the natural canopy that does it
I don't know...he's starting to look like the Shah of Iran.
Adrenochrome
Oh my sweet god 🤣 so literally Tony Sirico IS Paulie Walnuts in real life? 🤣 mail in the microwave to avoid anthrax because he saw it on the news? That might be the most Paulie thing ever
You should definitely listen to their podcast ‘cause they have a ton of Tony Sirico stories. He IS Paulie.
@@horkusone I might, I did start it earlier in the year and watched one or two, but I couldn’t keep up in the end, too much content too little time 😂
Reminds me of that scene where Paulie is comparing men's and women's bathrooms, and touching shoe laces. 😂
I've heard other people from the cast say the same thing. Dude used to work for the Columbo's as an associate. His "few years in the army, few more in the can...now here i am: a half a wise guy" (paraphrased) line from the show was ad-libbed on his part...because that was actually his life.
@@guthax30 There was no ad-libbing in the Sopranos. At all. Ever. This is well established. They followed the script to the letter. In fact David Chase tells the story of one of the actors coming to him saying "I don't think my character would say that" and his response was "who said it was your character?"
Just finished The Sopranos the other day and by God was it an experience it’s easily the best tv series ever made and cannot be replicated thank you so much for everything it was something else !
Check out a show called OZ it was also done on HBO it’s a prison show very very good some sopranos actors are in it
Way before sopranos
Love the sopranos. You'll enjoy the wire.
Check out a series called "Six Feet Under". It didn't get as much acclaim as the Sopranos but it's just as well acted and trust me....the ending was far better. It was the best finale of any series I ever watched.
Same dude. It was great. Honestly the best mob depiction show/series in general.
Modern shows are so intense, something huge happening in every scene. And life just isn't like that. That's what I liked most about the Sopranos, it's so easy to imagine their portrayal of what it's like to balance a family life while being in the mafia is 100% accurate.
@AutomaticWriting I don't mind skips in time, monthscan go by without anything noteworthy happening, that's how life is.
Exactly
They use that line in the show. Carmine Lupetazi says to Tony in one episode: 'A Don doesn't wear shorts'.
Came to comments looking for this
Hearing that was so cool, obv James had fun with that story and so did the writers
Michael has such a recognizable voice
He sure does!
Incredible!!!😊
His nose can be seen from a mile away
Imperioli doesnt look that he aged. He's looking like those actors who do a recent and a old version of the same character and then they implement just the beard and paint the hair grey
Tony Sirico went from sleeping on his mother's couch to having an assistant.
He's absolutely right about the show making a comeback. I'm 28 years old so I was just a kid when the show came out and I finally got around to watching it all last year. Such a brilliant show that felt so 90's and still holds up. People are still gonna be watching it for the first time in another 20 years from now.
Im 32 and I agree and feel the same way. I watched it and finished it all summer. One hell of a show! But I knew it was super famous when it was airing because everyone and the media was talking about it
Take it from someone a little older: it wasn't "90s". That's exactly why it holds up.
i was also 28 in 2023 when i decided to finally watch this show start to finish!
Imperioli is a tremendous actor and Steve can hold his own with anyone ! Both guys seem like they have hearts of gold !
Rest in peace James! I wish we could’ve got more interviews with him. Amazing performance
"In 2019, I was shooting a pilot in Central Park" sounds so different depending who says it
Lmfaooo facts
Sounds like there should be a chalk outline......
"I had to, the guy killed 16 Czechoslovakians".
@@kwerk2011he’s an interior decorator
This was such a fun interview. It could've been way longer. Seth asked great questions and had excellent responses.
I usually skip celebrity interviews and just listen to the monologues but these guys are AWESOME!
same...I loved this!
Wonderful thanks for telling us
How most talk show hosts are awful now?? Seths lucky these guys are on it otherwise I wouldn’t of bothered lol.
Lucky that must have been a tough booking
I usually do the opposite (but only with the first monologue)
That whole, "a Don never wears shorts," thing definitely made it into the show!!!
I love how proud Seth looks when Steve says he's known him for a long time lol
@R Because Seth's been a pretty vocal super fan of the Sopranos for a while, and having someone you admire call you a friend is a cool thing? Why did that trigger you so much dude lol
@R You have no friends huh?
@R you’re lonely aren’t you
@R when was the last time a friend made you feel proud and you guys (dudes) hugged it out championship game, trophy style..? You sound kinda sad Q..
You know most these guys were in good fellas right?
The funniest part of the "a Don doesn't wear shorts" story is that David Chase incorporated that into the show. When Carmine SR tells Tony that
Great friendship. They know exactly how to wind each other up and its brilliant.
Imperioli : ".... the other table was a captain of one of the crime families... but, Tony (Sirico) knew the guy..."
Me instantaneously : "Of course fuckin' Paulie knew the guy!" *lol*
I'm glad the guy recognized Paulie, unlike that jerk Carmine
It’s cause Tony Sirico was a Colombo family associate lol
Tony Sirico is seriously scary- met him in person, really shook me..
@@gannon8594 Tony Sirico or Tony Lip. I think both of them were real associates.
Yeah I'm pretty sure Tony sirico did time for some job he did for the family I also vaguely remember something about him being offered $500,000 to kill somebody but he said it wasn't enough but if it was a million he do it but don't quote me on that one. Sirco is the real deal dude that guy I would not want to cross
The chemistry of these two is amazing! Hope they do more films together!
I have watched the series from start to finish many times. I have never heard anyone refer to Paulie as "Walnuts". Yet, they do it consistently in interviews.
Ritchie says it once to Beansie in his debut episode, in the same episode a comedian performing at the Bing says it, and in D-Girl Chris says it
Richie Aprile(David Proval)called him Paulie Walnuts when we went to shake down Beansie Gaeta with the coffee pot when he got out the can. "Ya know, its funny. Paulie Walnuts told me he ran into you this morning." Richie Aprile
Sad Gandolfini left us.
He had a few good more roles to play.
Absolutely. An older Tony narrating or opening and closing the Sopranos prequel would have been beautiful. I'm sure The Mandalorian would have gotten him in with a great role. He would have also been a terrifying Kingpin.
@@desperadoshashank I’m so glad I’m not the only one who thinks he would’ve been a perfect king pin
@@desperadoshashank he would've been an awesome Penguin too in a very gritty batman film, or voice act him in some animated DC film.
Apparently it was very hard for him to play such a ruthless & violent type. I'd love to see him play a guardian angel, or a nature reserve warden, or a talk-show host. Love & light to him, and thanks & praises. x
I will miss him forever
Michael is a budhist , meditates , doesn t drink. Guess Christopher really got back on his feet ,i am so glad ! :D
in Micahel's thoughts, he uses a technique of positive visualization.
Weird how everyone who enters the Hollyweird cult is attracted to Eastern Mysticism and occultism,but not the truth and Christianity.
Michael is such a classic dude. Much respect.
I LOVE Seth's automatic "Italian" hand gestures just cuz he's talking to Italian-Americans
I just finished watching all 6 seasons and The Sopranos is just as good the second time around. A side benefit is that you get a flavor of the time. I’ve never seen so many flip phones.
Love that they are carrying the torch for the show. Wished James was here. RIP 💜
Awesome! Seth you're a gem. Thanks to everyone involved in ''the Soprano's''. Everyone was watching it but me. In late 2009, early 2010. My mother died, my cousin was murdered, three of my friends commited suicide, and two more died from cancer. I was devastated. I bought the series, and the Wire. And I binged, they helped take me through the worst time in my life. I am still grateful for their escapist realism. They both deserve their accolades.
James Gandolfini RIP.
Oh my, I'm so sorry you had to go through that. I had a similar experience 2006- 2007. 9 people died in 11 months. Starting w my boyfriend and ending w my Mom.
First I want to say that I agree with you about Seth. I’m not a massive fan of his. But I thoroughly respect and enjoy his interviewing style. He doesn’t unnecessarily interrupt the guests. He gets the conversation going, and gets out of the way. If he needs to interject more(bc some guests need more help than Steve and Michael😂) he will. But he basically is a conductor.. as opposed to someone like Howard Stern who is supposed to be the conductor, but every single interview, he turns into a soloist. And dominates the conversation. It drives me up a wall.
Now that that’s out-of-the-way…
I share the experience you had with watching these shows. Admittedly, my experience wasn’t quite as rough as yours. The fact you’re still standing after going through all that is remarkable. But I too was in a tough place back then. My wife and children were hit by a drunk driver back 2002. The accident claimed her life. Fortunately, my children all survived. But I was at the time massive fan of the show. but after that happened, I remember seeing the episodes on screen when they aired.. but it was almost like I couldn’t emotionally, intellectually, or spiritually be present enough to absorb what I was watching. So during the pandemic, I went back through the series. Anyways… I’m going on too long. I just wanted to say that whilst my experience isn’t identical to yours, I can definitely relate🙏🏽
Good Gosh! I'm hoping that the saying is true: That which doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
@@nolanola2chi93 It can. I have learned detachment. The greater your love the greater your pain. We give our strength to others that we ourselves may die in peace.
All the best to you and yours.
@@LeeStJohn-ym4df You have my condolences. Be strong. Before she died my mamma told me, "It gets better." I wish you the best.
Michael Imperioli is such a nice guy. my husband is a huge fan and Michael sent him a happy birthday one year.. I was very impressed and happy with how he treats his fans. OH and my husband is getting a natural Pauly walnuts hairdo with his grey.. I love it 😅
I love how michael looks when seth said lorraine was on goofellas lol
Bro he was on goodfellas too
Come on he is on Goodfellas for 1 minute, I don't think he gave any shady look
@@evecathcart He had a small part in Goodfellas, but it was a highly memorable one. Thanks to Joe Pesci.
@@buckaroobanzai7063Spider…
Actually Micheal was Spider in Goodfellas serving drinks
Oh man, Christopha grew into a real silver fox
A lot of women find him very attractive
That’s not his name :/ give the actual actor some credit
@@nowey2251 Well his name's in the title of the video and it's his most famous role, while this is a random TH-cam comment sooooo...
We say “Oh Christopha!” like Adrianna does around my house. Hilarious 😂
At first I was like please learn how to spell, then I was like 🤣🤣🤣
I actually got into the show during the pandemic after I was laid off from USPS. Growing up in Jersey City and Hudson county in general, I didn’t realize how much of the show took place in the places I grew up around which made the show more important to me. Throughout the pandemic, I watched it with my dad and we would point out all the landmarks and references made in the show and it brought us closer together as we bonded over not just how good the show was but how much the show was a time capsule into 90s and early 2000s New Jersey ♥️
I know everyone remembers him as Christopher and rightly so, but whenever I think of Imperioli, my mind instantly refers to him as Spider
Nice fucking game
He's in The Office too
That's Christopha
Did you see the Sopranos episode in which Christopha shoots the bakery clerk in the foot?
When I watched the episode of SOPRANOS when Chris shot the worker in the bakery I immediately thought of SPIDER getting revenge from being shot in GOODFELLAS
Have just watched the whole series for the first time over the past couple of weeks. I cannot believe how i missed out first time around. It has been the greatest viewing experience I have ever had watching TV or Cinema.
Welcome to the club! ))) The Sopranos one love! Forever.
Legends, Rip to James gandolfini brings tears to my eyes thinking about it , his name will live on for ever ❤️
Steve is great, could listen to him for hours.
I used to think the same. Then I listened to him for hours
You can
Talking sopranos podcast my friend 85 episodes so far and some more to come.
Steve is unbearable on the podcast honestly lol.
He gets a lot of hate on the podcast but I enjoy him greatly. He is a real character, either loves people or has an epic beef with them, nothing in the middle. Just have to fast forward when he goes on a long name dropping binge.
Steve Schirripa is one of the most down to earth people around and his Bobby character is the heart of The Sopranos and he nailed it perfectly.
His arc kinda reminds of Bubbles in The Wire. Love him.
03:28 I love when Bobby says "Uncle Junior" LOL
So that's where the whole "A don never wears shorts" thing came from. It actually explains a lot cause in the show it just kinda came out of no where. But this makes total sense.
Michael is hella funny. Lit, dry sense of humor 👍🏼
I think when you watch the show a few years after the first watch is when you realise much more about the show and what made it so good, I think that’s the real way to know if a tv show is good is when it draws you back in many years later and is still good enough to make you binge watch even though you know the outcome of each episode and series and not feel like someone has spoilt it for you.
So just when you thought you were out, they drew you back in again?
Imperioli needs more credit
Bobby is like Luka 21st century
I binged Sopranos this last fall and my hubby got me the book for Christmas. It’s great. Now I’m starting to listen to the podcast too, and going through all the Gandolfini and Imperioli movies and shows. Michael is great in Mad Dogs.
Recently started watching Sopranos and as much as i love Chrissie, Michael Imperioli is just so much nicer
Lmao, there's an understatement!
Michael seems like a really good guy. Christopher... did not
Well....he's at least killed way less people (and dogs)....sooooo
Aahhhhh!!! Love them! I watched Sopranos during original airing and rewatched recently. Their podcast is awesome
I’ve watched this series four times. I’ll probably start again after New Years. I watch it while I ride my recumbent bike. Never fails to entertain
Felt like I was in the room. This is why this show is the best thing on television.
Lmao what SETH'S SHOW????
Lmao HAHAHAHAHAHA
it was so refreshing to hear Michael in Many Saints.....it had that extra feeling of nostalgia
only saving grace for the atrocity of a fillm
@@AlexanderDion i wasn't talking about the movie...but his role
@@AlexanderDion good to know
I must be the only person who liked that
@@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607 that is a very real possibility.
One of the best Tv series EVER, back in 2002 I used to keep looking at my watch so I can finish work and make it home on time on Wednesday nights, the good old days.
watches are like sun dials in 2022
Imperioli is still handsome, he’s aged like fine wine
💯💯 I think he’s hotter now.
Ironic since he doesn't drink!
That’s a common story: like many people I had my friends over my house to watch final episode, and the fade to black , everyone yelling at me “ What did you do “. I have heard same thing From anyone who had friends over their house.
All of us called the cable company cussing cause we thought the cable went out. 🤣
@J R I was fussing at them . 😂😂😂
I saw it on HBO that day, I was like wtf my cable is messed up
It's always fun to hear how we ALL had the exact same reaction... I still remember me, my Mom, and my great-grandparents going, "WTF! What happened to the cable?" and looking at each other 🤣😜😜🤣🤣🤣 (only time I cursed and got away with it with my GGM!🤣
RIP Tony Sirico, the most Italian guy to ever live
I think that this is the happiest that I've seen Seth Meyers, in a long time. I was laughing right along with him.
I'm getting ready to start over the holidays watching The Sopranos again loved it the first time I'm going to love it even more the second time from episode 1 to the end, God bless James Gandolfini may you rest in peace sir
Bobby is the only one in the show to actually hit Tony and get away with it. I really felt it when he was shot buying trains.
These guys did a really good job, they stuck at it, they dug deep, explored all the nooks and crannies of the show, and it's been a pleasure to get to know them both. Well done guys👍🏼
Why bobby come out wearing exactly what I expected him to be wearing 😂
Imperioli...Christopher my crush!
I’m still In love with ChristoFA 🥰♥️
'You know, Quasimoto predicted all of this'
I could never stop laghing with this one
Reading this book as we watch this video. My wife got it for my 32nd birthday gift. We finished watching the sopranos series last December and we fell in love with the show. If you haven’t seen it you must watch it!!
ohh dude I love the crazy chaotic energy that these 2 have with each other, they're hilarious and play off of each other well
Love dees guys! For the record, NEVER saw my father in shorts. So, there it is.
....so I'm assuming you had a few gifts growing up that fell off a truck 😂
That only means your father had style and good taste, not necessarily that he was a high-ranking mobster ;)
@@Albinoman887 ...not so much that...but I do recall in maybe '74 my cousin brought a shotgun and few handguns to my Dad and asked him to "hold on to them" for a while...later he disappeared and the rumor was the witness protection program.
@@coffeepie most of his life he wore the "Uncle Junior" glasses (from the CVS glasses rack) and a polyester blazer...so, style and good taste, maybe not too much. But a fine gentleman... absolutely! And a WWII hero.
@@douglasspaltro2697 You're really drawing a picture there :D
I love this show. Watched it 3 times in my life. Started when I was 16, now I’m 29 and for the first time I’m gonna watch the last two episodes as I have never done it before. Wish me luck
These 2 guys are great... The chemistry between them is BEAUTIFUL.
“A don never wears shorts” ☎️ LMAO
I watched for the first time and finally finished yesterday. Absolutely incredible!
Steve is such a fun guy
But Junieh...
These guys are gems. Love them!
Legend has it the Russian green beret is still out there
I just did a marathon week of the Sopranos for the first time - Loved it❣️and plan for another run thru when winter sets in.
First season always makes me cringe a little cause it's so different from the rest. That pilot especially, lol. I grew up a block from Centanni's. :P
Some things are worth waiting for. I did the same thing for Band of Brothers and Breaking Bad. The series ended. I bought them all on DVD, and slowly binged on them, savoring each episode.
Peace.
@@MrNb22 really I like the first season for some reason it has nostalgia feel to me and it's more slapstick which I mean if the whole series was like that it would get old but it is good for what it is
Yep I just finished re-watching the entire series for like the 6th time right before the many saints of Newark came out. Which honestly I wish I did it in reverse....
Christopher was one of my fav. characters
I heard what a great show Sopranos was as a kid but I could tell I needed to wait until I got older to watch it. So it’s particularly delicious to get new Sopranos related content that made me explore this show after all these years… lit up my dark summer of quarantine.
And now I crave Italian food a lot 😆
Flatbush was the Gambino clan's area...Old man Gambino used to sit out on Ocean Parkway n play chess...everybody knew who was connected...how to get "stuff that fell off a truck"!
Sopranos did a good job bringing that to life n I'm sure wiseguys watched every bit of it! They love the press...
You mean Carlo Gambino ???
I just finished watching all the seasons, only time I stopped was to sleep and go to the bathroom, one of the best I've ever watched.
I like how Italians speak with their hands as well. It’s like sign language.
Us Armenians speak with their hands as well.
For Soprano fans - Talking Sopranos is absolutely brilliant - fascinating to watch and some amazing insights.
Love these guys, so interesting! I would’ve loved to hear James Gandolfini tell that story of the phone call he received in Tony Soprano’s voice!
'On paypa, we shouldn't even be in da same room tegeddaa'
I love this guy :-)
Ah I love a bit of Seth in the morning
😁😁th-cam.com/video/8xVa9n4oJiI/w-d-xo.html
IKR? Need my wake up laughs.
Mirth in the morning?
Such an incredible show the Sopranos was... Everything was perfect. Makes me sad knowing there likely won't ever be anything as good in our life time for a series
@CC derp
I want to watch the Sopranos! Where can I find it?
@@paulafigueroa1573 hbo
@@fran9939 thx Fran
Breaking bad for me is up there alongside sopranos as the two greatest TV shows of all time
In Italia lo vedo ancora oggi tutti i giorni e non mi stanco mai di vederlo.. brav waglion
Those guys are great!
First time watching the series, best show I have watched in forever n I wasn’t even talking yet when it came out
Love these two together!
My favorite podcasters from my favorite show on my favorite Late Night show. Win/Win/Win!
Haha so you can all thank me meeting Michael with my son for the talking sopranos podcast and showing him my tattoo.
Mon eh big man
I had never watched the sopranos until last year and boy what a treat was in store for me, I have watched the entire series 2 times now absolute monster of a show and easily up there with breaking bad at the top of the tree.... I was also very sad when I found out after watching the series for the first time that James Gandolfini had sadly passed....RIP great man very very sadly missed
James Gandolfini’s death made the press for like a week, I remember it well.
Sorry got to this a little late, love the show one of if not the best ever. Thanks gentlemen for your contributions to the Sopranos and keeping it relevant today
I am a great fan of the Sopranos! Loved these guys.