THE Sopranos thread

[Kevin D]

Word to the wise, remember Pearl Harbour

[Kevin D]

Long-term parking.

[Section_31]

Some of the small lines you forget about are gems, like when Tony's in hospital and Janice's Christian friend surprises him while he's in the middle of stretching to try and pick something up.

 

"Have you heard the good news?"

 

"Jesus Christ!"

 

"That's right."

[Acid]

Watching the last episode of season 4, Carmella kicking Tony out, now I'm letting this out. I hate her so much. Yea, I know the shit she has to put up with, with the birds he has, but she acts so much more important than she is. The fuck has she done to deserve what she's got? Nothing. Kicking him out of his house? Teasing him about Furio. Smack her Tony.

[Chippy]

Watching the last episode of season 4, Carmella kicking Tony out, now I'm letting this out. I hate her so much. Yea, I know the shit she has to put up with, with the birds he has, but she acts so much more important than she is. The fuck has she done to deserve what she's got? Nothing. Kicking him out of his house? Teasing him about Furio. Smack her Tony.

 

He 'takes care of her' in the 1st episode of the next series.

[Acid]

What? No he didnt! You got me all excited then. You didn't mean the bear did you?

[Charles Penrose]

There's a good article in this months Vanity Fair Magazine on the Sopranos, six or seven pages long talking to the producers and various characters about their auditions, the various plot lines and the controversial ending. Well worth a read.

[Frankenhooker]

Watching the last episode of season 4, Carmella kicking Tony out, now I'm letting this out. I hate her so much. Yea, I know the shit she has to put up with, with the birds he has, but she acts so much more important than she is. The fuck has she done to deserve what she's got? Nothing. Kicking him out of his house? Teasing him about Furio. Smack her Tony.

 

I always hated her, she's along the same lines as Betty Draper (Francis) from Mad Men. Complaining about their husbands but doing fuck all because they know which side their breads buttered on.

[Chippy]

Probably a stupid question here but why do they all hang around the building site? I could never work that out.

[Bobby Hundreds]

Probably a stupid question here but why do they all hang around the building site? I could never work that out.

 

The mafia and it's massive union connections presumably.

[Melchett]

Probably a stupid question here but why do they all hang around the building site? I could never work that out.

 

It's for the "no show" jobs, so they can prove income.

[VladimirIlyich]

Probably a stupid question here but why do they all hang around the building site? I could never work that out.

 

Im guessing its to give some legitimacy to their 'business.'

They own all or part of the construction company so can claim that the gangsters are employed by the business.

[Chippy]

Fair enough. Thanks lads.

[JagSquared]

That vanity fair article was superb really enjoyed reading that.

[Acid]

Those coma episodes were stupid. Couldn't get my head around them at all and couldn't wait for them to finish. I get Junior shooting him, with the dementia an that, but why do we have to go inside his head for 3 episodes while he pretends to be someone else?

[lifetime fan]

They were weak and not my favourites, but they still had some gems in them.

[Remmie]

Those coma episodes were stupid. Couldn't get my head around them at all and couldn't wait for them to finish. I get Junior shooting him, with the dementia an that, but why do we have to go inside his head for 3 episodes while he pretends to be someone else?

Exactly how I felt about them and astonished that there was more of an uproar about the ending than this bizarre turn

[Chippy]

Even though it's an excellent show, there's been quite a few episodes over all the series' where absolutely nothing happens. I can't think of any off the top of my head but i do remember a few times saying "what the fuck was the point of that?"

 

I haven't seen those coma episodes yet but i'm dreading them already.

[VladimirIlyich]

Anybody got a link to the Vanity Fair article?

[toneloc]

The Family Hour: An Oral History of The Sopranos | Hollywood | Vanity Fair

[VladimirIlyich]

Thanks Tone.

[Paulie Dangerously]

I was googling how to make Johnny Cakes before and turns out the actor who played him committed suicide

 

Just thought I'd mention it

 

Between Nancy Marchand's age, Denise Borino-Quinn's weight and John Costelloe's suicide I am waiting for a Channel Five documentry "The Sopranos Curse"

[Section_31]

I was googling how to make Johnny Cakes before and turns out the actor who played him committed suicide

 

Just thought I'd mention it

 

Between Nancy Marchand's age, Denise Borino-Quinn's weight and John Costelloe's suicide I am waiting for a Channel Five documentry "The Sopranos Curse"

 

Matt Drinkwater too, Lillo Brancato, Jr is still in nick. Might be worth joining Twitter for actually:

 

Fans of Lillo Brancato Jr. don't have to wait till his parole in 2014 to hear from "The Sopranos" and "A Bronx Tales" actor.

 

Brancato, who's serving a 10-year sentence at the Oneida Correctional Facility in Rome, N.Y., for first-degree burglary, has started tweeting about life in the slammer, with a little technical assistance from his longtime friend, nightlife impresario Noel Ashman.

 

Ashman tells us Brancato calls his assistant Nicole Schultz from the upstate prison once or twice a week to dictate the tweets he wants released on his Twitter account, @Lillo Brancato, for the coming days.

 

The Yonkers native's account has a modest 431 followers - a small group, by celebrity standards, perhaps because he's been extremely low-key about his tweeting.

[VladimirIlyich]

He was the fella who was a wannabee gangster too. It seems fact is stranger than fiction.

[Acid]

Just finished them, second time round. I only just noticed, how many times do they get stuff wrong in it? I can't think of them all, but Tony says a few, and looking through the episode titles, things like the knight in white satin armour, full leather jacket.

 

Anyone ever hear of a reason why these things were deliberately used, that were wrong? I understand Irina saying the knight in white satin armour, shes Russian and doesn't fully get the language, but Tony says stuff like this all the time.