He was also cast in two additional movies, Street Justice and All Mobbed Up, although it's unclear how his death will affect production on both projects. Cmon make that coffee to go, lets go. Carbone obliges. It was tribute, just like in the old country All they got from Paulie was protection from other guys looking to rip them off. And we see why. In James Tobacks 1989 film The Big Bang, he said: I started running with the wrong sort of folks, and I found myself doing a lot of awful things. Things such as armed robbery, extortion, coercion, and possession of illegal weapons, per theNew York Times. Im so heartbroken. Seriously. David Chase, the man who wrote and produced HBO drama The Sopranos, remembered Sirico as a "jewel" in a statement, according to theHollywood Reporter. After that, he had a variety of small parts in television shows and films for more than 10 years, culminating in his portrayal of the flamboyant gangster Tony Stacks in Goodfellas. I dont know what else to say. At least one valid email address is required. pic.twitter.com/Hj7SlamGrT. In Goodfellas, Michael Imperioliwho is best known for his role as Christopher Moltisanti in The Sopranosplayed Spider, the kid who is bullied by Tommy and shot in the foot for not bringing him a drink fast enough. He was beloved and will never be forgotten. As Goodfellas makes clear, many of the mobsters involved with the $6 million 1978 Lufthansa heistat the time the largest cash robbery in American historywere taken out by a paranoid and greedy Jimmy Burke, while more still were put in jail by Hills testimony on unrelated charges. I felt he used too many onions but it was still a very good sauce..
Tony Sirico As you might know, the business of filming is rarely chronological; directors tend to jump scenes for cost, scheduling, and efficiency reasons. Its free. [18] In 1999, he and Sopranos co-star Vincent Pastore met with James Clemenza and his brother Jerry, Colombo crime family soldiers, at a Christmas party in Little Italy, Manhattan. McDonald volunteered himself for the part after Scorsese scouted his office as a possible filming location, and ultimately won it after a screen test. Henry has his new lodestar. It feels a little strange that Al Pacino isn't in the picture, and the rumor is thatt he said no to playing Jimmy Conway to avoid being typecast in the gangster role after The Godfather, but he took the role of Big Boy Caprice in Dick Tracy instead. Gennaro Anthony Sirico Jr. (/sriko/; July 29, 1942 July 8, 2022)[2] was an American actor. I cant even get decent food, he laments. Perhaps some of that remaining five percent has to do with the on-screen portrayals of Paul Vario, the one-time head of the Lucchese crime family, and Jimmy Burke, architect of the Lufthansa heist. How Keanu Reeves John Wick Stays in Assassin Shape, Theres debate over whats being eaten here, Harrison Ford Is Going Full "The Irishman" for the Next "Indiana Jones", 6 Drive-In Movie Theaters Keeping the Tradition Alive in Texas. TV Show Tony Sirico, the actor best known for his role as Paulie Walnuts on The Sopranos, has died. "So at the hospital in Queens, they think I'm about to die. The scam was born when Jimmy Burke (De Niros Jimmy Conway in the movie) and Hill recruited Boston College players Rick Kuhn, Jim Sweeney, and Ernie Cobb to manipulate scores to cover point spreads. As we hear this piece of demystifying insight, we get a closeup shot of Paulie at first contentedly, then distractedly, munching on that sausage sandwich, quietly sorting out all the secret business being whispered into his ear all day long. But sadly, the larger-than-life actor died June 19, 2013, of a heart attack while on holiday in Rome. He also appeared in Mighty Aphrodite, Everyone Says I Love You, Deconstructing Harry, and Wonder Wheel. This is what hes been waiting for. However, the massive sums from his glory days hardly left him a rich man; he claimed he blew almost all of his mob money on partying and a degenerate gambling problem. Hes tasked to get Jimmy a drink, a 7 & 7, and Paulie says, Jimmy, Id like you to meet the kid Henry.. Memorial donations may be made in his honor to Wounded Warriors, St. Jude's Hospital and the Acton Institute.". He gets to double-park in front of a fire hydrant, no problem, everybody is glad to see him, and they roll out a table, center floor, just for him and Karen. I had to start braising the beef, pork butt, and veal shanks for the tomato sauce. (Im gonna make it all, Im gonna make all this meat, Henry says in the background of his voiceover, as he frantically forms meatballs. What do you do? a dazzled Karen wonders. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. The harshest reality. Mary Liotta was sick when Liotta got the part in Goodfellas, and he went home to New Jersey every weekend during filming to be with her. One of the great stretches of the film involves Henry preparing a homemade family feast as his life unravels before his eyes. His manager did not provide a cause of death. Pesci was up against two other mobster portrayals: Al Pacinos Big Boy Caprice in Dick Tracy and Andy Garcias Vincent Mancini in The Godfather: Part III. Hes a rat, but hes alive, doomed to wither away in suburbia for the rest of his days. Whats the Healthiest Sports Drink? Around the time Goodfellas was released, Hill had been booted from the program for his uncooperative behavior and was left to fend for himself. One day I passed a mirror and startled myself.''.
The Definitive Ranking of Every Goodfellas Food Scene the Carbone chronicles. I know I fucked up., You looked into my eyes and you lied to me, Paulie responds. When I embarked on my own latest rewatch, I realized that not only is the movie a genre-and-career-defining masterpiece, its also an example of pre-Instagram, cinematic food porn, with many most of its famous scenes taking place at the dining table or in the kitchen. Louie debuted on the show during the 1991 episode Bart the Murderer, and as of this year had appeared in more than 50 episodes of The Simpsons in total. [5], Sirico's most acclaimed acting job was that of Paulie Gualtieri in David Chase's Emmy award-winning drama, The Sopranos. But it was their appearances in the low-budget 1976 mafia film The Death Collector that got the duo noticed by Robert De Niro and, ultimately, Martin Scorsese. I never saw Jimmy so happy, Henry tells us. The Sopranos actor, known for his ability to blend menace and humor, was praised by There will never ever be anyone like you. Its always about the food in Goodfellas, you see, but its never just about the food in Goodfellas. By all accounts, Lucchese crime family associate Thomas DeSimone, portrayed by Joe Pesci as Tommy DeVito in the film, was every bit as ruthless, explosively-tempered, and murderous as his onscreen counterpart. In celebration of Scorseses manic take on the mafia, here are some fascinating facts that will make you want to take a long walk through the back of the Copa, cut your garlic paper thin, and go home and get your f***ing shine box. Roughly half of them ended up being spoken by Pesci. Vinnie, dont put too many onions in the sauce, Paulie chimes in on cue. After the meal, they track Henry down, and Karen berates him in front of the guys, winning his respect in the process.Whether its Henrys Family or his family, there are rituals and protocols to follow, and they usually revolve around sitting down for a meal. [5] Sirico's brother, Robert Sirico, is a Catholic priest and co-founder of the free-market Acton Institute. [17], Sirico had two children, Joanne and Richard. Pesci spoke just five words upon accepting the award (Its my privilege. Johnny Dio did the meat, Henry continues. Since Scorsese had bodyguards, that wasn't an easy task. A family gathering is never just about the food, even if thats what it seems like on the surface. Theres debate over whats being eaten here. It's Griffon's money De Niro is wantonly tossing around in the casino scene, and after each take, Griffon would yell "Everybody freeze!" So I met Jimmy at a crowded place we both knew, Henry recalls. Sirico was born in Brooklyn, New York City,[3] on July 29, 1942, to a family of Italian descent. He told He now co-hosts a podcast with Jamie-Lynn calledPajama Pants. We didnt have a broiler so Johnny did everything in a pan. The recent passings of Ray Liotta, Paul Sorvino and Tony Sirico a trio of unforgettable faces from Goodfellas gone within two months have launched a thousand rewatches of the legendary 1990 film. Michael Imperioli, a friend and fellow actor of the late Sopranos star, took to Instagram to share the news. Sirico recently appeared in the yet-to-be-released sports drama feature Super Athlete as Coach Lou, which was filmed before his death. She cant sleep if she knows Tommy is around, after all, and she fetes them with a middle of the night breakfast extravaganza, plying Tommy with questions about where hes been and why he doesnt settle down. Theres eggs, toast, OJ and coffee. [19], In 2008, he released a cologne called Paolo Per Uomo. Kim reveals the inside of her $150M private jet in video after wealth backlash, 1000-Lb. According to Hill, he had absolutely no idea.
Tony Sirico, Real-Life Tough Guy Before Playing Paulie Copyright 2023 Meredith Corporation. I have been an admirer ofRays worksince I saw him in Something Wild, a movie he wrenched by the tail. Good thing Tommys mom comes to the rescue to feed her hungry boys, like so many soccer moms triumphantly doling out halftime orange sections. Podr pita: 19741981 Wersja uzupeniona i skorygowana, "Sopranos Stars Pay Tribute To Paulie Actor Tony Sirico After His Death", "Muri Tony Sirico, el inolvidable Paulie Gualtieri de The Sopranos", "Tony Sirico, actor who played Paulie 'Walnuts' on 'The Sopranos,' dies at 79", Leonard Maltin's 2013 Movie Guide: The Modern Era, "Tony Sirico, Paulie Walnuts on 'The Sopranos,' dead at 79", Comprehensive Pictorial and Statistical Record of the 1994 Movie Season, No more mob for Tony Sirico; he plays cop in new flick, 'Sopranos' cast flourishes with late blooming actors, "The wild, untold story of The Good Life", Tony Soprano's America: Gangsters, Guns, and Money, "Tony Sirico List of Movies and TV Shows", "Tony Sirico and Morgan Fairchild Tend to The Sno Cone Stand, Inc", "SFIAAFF 2009: An interview with Karma Calling director Sarba Das", "What Has Tony Sirico Been Up To Ever Since The Sopranos Ended? Suddenly, though, hes hungry. He was 79. "Tony was like no one else: he was as tough, as loyal and as big hearted as anyone i've ever known. In August, Michael Imperioli and his band, Zopa, played a show at the Mercury Lounge in Lower Manhattan. A box of lobsters on ice gets delivered, and theyre added to a stuffed ice box holding delectably marbled steaks. [10], In animation, Sirico provided the voice of "Big Daddy" Fairywinkle in The Fairly OddParents. Your eyes almost burn imagining the smoke filling up the kitchen. joebuck20 April 19, 2010, 4:41pm #4 In addition to being the driving force behind the scene on screen, Pesci is also responsible for coming up with the premise. So what?") The fuck are you looking at?
25 Fascinating Facts About 'The Sopranos' - Mental Floss And we had a lot of laughs. He also made numerous appearances in the films of Woody Allen. ''If I didn't make my work important, it would probably end up on the cutting room floor," Bracco told The New York Times. Tony Sirico passed away in an assisted living facility in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Friday, according to the late actor's manager, Bob McGowan. An idol for life. Siricos passing was announced by his Sopranos co-star Michael Imperioli, who wrote on his Instagram that he died on Friday. I got there 15 minutes early and I saw that Jimmy was already there. A wine bottle is immediately proffered by Mr. And the meals, the drinks, the dining, the power, is a major component of the allure. Others have called it the best movie, period. Originally, the real Henry Hill went to live the rest of his life as an average schnook in Omaha, but Hill and the Witness Protection Program werent exactly a match made in heaven. Liotta eventually convinced Winkler, who was skeptical of his acting chops, that he was right for the role after a chance meeting in a restaurant. Taking into account plot importance, food porn-worthiness, and the overall quality of the scene as well as the eats, here are the best food scenes in Goodfellas. [11] He appeared in the 1989 documentary The Big Bang by James Toback, in which he discussed his earlier life. Drea de Matteo, now 50, played Christopher Moltisantis glamorous fiance Adriana La Cerva. 3,200 bucks. He followed that with more than a decade of small television and movie roles, capped by his part as the flashy mobster Tony Stacks in Goodfellas (1990). Mr. Sirico filming a scene from The Sopranos with James Gandolfini, who played Tony Soprano, in Kearny, N.J., in 2007. Well you know what I mean. Author of the original book and co-writer of the film, Nicholas Pileggi described Goodfellas as a "mob home movie" to The New York Times, selling the film alongside Scorsese as being about the pursuit of money and the particular way this group of people chose to make it. This wont do. Since it's a small movie star world, Madonna was also in the mix for Goodfellas but ended up in Dick Tracy.
His He has appeared in a number of small roles such as "A Bronx Tale," "Goodfellas," "Dead Presidents," and "Gotti." It encapsulates the movies entire point, and it comes back to guess what? Ray was also a very warm and humorous person. And, of course, Derek and the Dominoss Layla (Piano Exit) after the discovery of Jimmy Conways Lufthansa heist carnage is frequently cited as one of the best uses of popular music in movie history. Tony Sirico, best known for his role as Paulie Walnuts on The Sopranos as well as in Goodfellas and several Woody Allen films, has died. The famed ode to prison cooking is the scene you probably assumed was number one. Growing up in Bensonhurst, Tony Sirico also hadties to the Colombo crime family,Yahoo Newsreported. No other details were provided. I was ordering the dessert when they were eating dinner, Henrys voiceover tells us. [16] Sirico would later voice characters on Seth MacFarlane's other animated series American Dad!.
Tony Sirico, 'The Sopranos' and 'Goodfellas' star, dies at 79 He told the Hollywood Reporter that Sirico had been a victim of dementia for several years. Fox says life with Parkinson's is 'getting harder': "I'm not gonna be 80', Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson celebrate 35 years of marriage with cake. And as Hill learned in the very beginning of his career (and the movie), rule number one in the wiseguy world is never rat on your friends and always keep your mouth shut. So why was Hill able to live to be a (relatively) old man and die of natural causes, instead of ultimately meeting a violent end like so many of his past associates? Tony Sirico passed away in an assisted living facility. The real-life Henry Hills crime resume is way too long to fit into a single movieeven one with a meaty 148-minute runtime. Before whacking Frank Vincent as Batts during the most disappointing welcome home party in human history, Pesci gave Vincent a proper beatdown in Raging Bull. An utter waste. In October of 2014, Frank Siverowho played the ill-fated Frankie Carbonefiled a whopping $250 million lawsuit against the The Simpsons for appropriating his looks and mannerisms when creating a little-seen Springfield mob associate named Louie.
Tony Sirico But as of 2014, the Lufthansa heist case was still an active case, as evidenced by the 2014 arrest of Vincent Asaro (who was 78 years old at the time) on cooperating witness testimony. Sopranos and Goodfellas Scene-Stealer Tony Sirico Has Died at the Age of 79. Heres a wing! Tommy gleefully adds. We were introduced to Paulie and the inner workings of his world with sausages on the grill, and Henry says goodbye to him, for a lifetime, with sausages being fried up in a skillet. I told my brother to keep an eye on the stove. Sign up for InsideHook to get our best content delivered to your inbox every weekday. Put the fucking pot down. HBO. Whiskey connoisseur? I get to live the rest of my life like a schnook.. "When I went up to [Scorsese] on the beach and went to reach for him and his bodyguards held me off. Tony Sirico, who played Paulie on The Sopranos, had his funeral mass in Brooklyn on Wednesday. The late Sopranos and Goodfellas alum Tony Sirico has received tributes from his former costars. Wilmington, Michael. Also, Pesci was in his late forties when he took on the role, while DeSimone met his violent end when he was just 28 years old. You know what, um, I think Ill have an English muffin. The stomach wants what it wants. A second turn at the Copa soon follows, with a bottle of Dom Perignon sent to the table by Bobby Vinton, who salutes them while crooning Roses Are Red My Love. Karen is hooked, ladies and gentlemen. Tony Sirico, a New York-born tough guy character actor best known for his role as Paulie Walnuts on The Sopranos as well as his work in Goodfellas and several He wrote: It pains me to say that my dear friend, colleague and partner in crime, the great TONY SIRICO has passed away today.. Its one of the most famous three minutes in movie history, after all, even if it doesnt sniff the best food scenes in Goodfellas. McGowan told the news outlet: "Not only was he a loyal client, he was a good friend.". Delicious. Sirico had numerous other television roles dating back to the late 70s and 80s, including Kojak, Miami Vice, Chuck, Medium and the TV film Gotti. He also had a series of episodes as the voice of Vinny Griffin on Family Guy, or the dog who would replace Brian Griffin after the characters death. You were SUCH a phenomenal actor. Sirico frequently drank and gambled with other [2] He grew up in the East Flatbush and Bensonhurst neighborhoods of Brooklyn,[4] and attended Midwood High School, but did not graduate. 'Sopranos' actor Tony Sirico dies at 79 But it's now a half-century later. Offers may be subject to change without notice. He observed a group of performers who were all former inmates who had stopped by to play for the inmates when he was spending 20 months of a four-year term at Sing Sing, the maximum-security prison in Ossining, New York. Henry exits his stint in prison and enters a downsized home, with his kids in bunk beds. Siricos most memorable pre- Sopranos role came in Goodfellas, when he shoved Henry Hills mailman into a pizza oven head-first. Im very happy for him that in his mid-50s and 60s he finally learned how talented and loved he was.
Tony Sirico - Wikipedia Murder be damned. Yes, the movie might have the best score in cinema history, featured groundbreaking technical work from Martin Scorsese and created a cottage industry of ripoffs and imitations, but its also one of the most definitive food films of all time. You dont feel like youre in construction.. Michael Imperiolistarred in The Goodfellas before taking on the role of Christopher Moltisanti in The Sopranos. pic.twitter.com/C0ttKNdA85. In another quick succession of scenes well call these the courting Karen collection food takes a central position as Henrys adult life comes into form. [15] Sirico also made a live-action cameo in the episode "Stewie, Chris, & Brian's Excellent Adventure", where he threatens Stewie, who had insulted Italians, calling them "ridiculous people". He was 51. ", Tony Sirico was a tremendous, one-of-a-kind talent. Tony Sirico, The Sopranos and Goodfellas Star, Dies at 79 It pains me to say that my dear friend, colleague and partner in crime, the great TONY SIRICO has passed away today. The way Buddhists refer to a jewel supernatural and a master. Poor Stacks, he was always late. I will miss him greatly, Gennaro. Clemenza was under FBI surveillance at the time.
Tony Sirico Remembered as Larger Than Life by I never thought I'd reach this wonderful age, and hypothesized he was still standing simply because "there's nobody from my era alive today. Following his death in 2012, The Guardian hypothesized that bureaucratic disorganization in the organized crime world or fame might have kept Hill standing. The famous no-cut track shot brings us through the bustling Copacabana kitchen, where a score of chefs and waiters are preparing and toting all types of dishes, and a bouncer housing a hearty sandwich accepts a heartier cash bribe from Henry to allow him in the back entrance. Still, compared to a body count of 214 in John Woos Bullet in the Head, released in the same year, or 255 in Saving Private Ryan, or even 24 in Scorseses Best Picture winner The Departed, Goodfellas isnt terribly bloody. I believed strongly in my heart that he could play that double role. The Sopranos star is survived by his two children Joanne Sirico Bello and Richard Sirico. Jimmy unearths an arm and a leg.
Tony Sirico, The Sopranos And Goodfellas Star, Has Died Speaking of The Sopranos: Between Tony Sirico, Lorraine Bracco, Frank Vincent, Michael Imperioli, and many, many more, the show shares a huge number of cast members with Goodfellas. Whats Henry Hills worst punishment? "One day I got a specific 'You need to get home,'" he told The New York Times. He was beloved and will never be forgotten. In prison, dinner was always a big thing, he tells us. He will also live on through his two siblings, Carmine Sirico and Robert Sirico, his grandchildren, and other relatives. Thats what he gave me. WebSirico played gangsters in a number of films, and made-for-TV films, including Goodfellas, Mob Queen, Mighty Aphrodite, Love and Money, Fingers, The One Man Jury, Defiance, The
Hes gone and we couldnt do nothing about it. Covered in ketchup, like a schnook. [8] Sirico stated that he was visited by an acting troupe composed of ex-convicts during his imprisonment, which inspired him to give acting a try. I will miss him forever. He was also an uncredited extra in The Godfather: Part II. One of his most noteworthy big-screen gigs was in Martin Scorseses crime movie Goodfellas. 3,200 bucks for a lifetime. He was like a kid., Henry and Jimmy are scarfing breakfast, awaiting the good tidings of Tommy becoming a made man. He originally auditioned for the role of Uncle Junior with Frank Vincent, but Dominic Chianese landed the role. He is truly irreplaceable. Sirico upon auditioning for David Chases show originally went for the Uncle Junior role, but he agreed to play Paulie under the condition that he would never become a rat., Also Read: James Caan Completed Filming on Fast Charlie Movie, Set for Posthumous 2023 Release. Hot on the heels of the HBO drama, de Matteo went on to star in a number of films including Prey for Rock & Role, The Perfect You and Swordfish. Hill was paid roughly $550,000 for Goodfellas (not including additional money he made off of the fame resulting from the films huge and sustained popularity). Tequila fanatic? Between 1960 and 1970, he was arrested for assault, robbery, and other crimes. Thats when I knew I would never have come back from Florida alive, Henry says. Because of Scorsese's attention to detail and De Niro's desire to avoid fake-feeling bills, property master Robert Griffon supplied $5000 of his own money for the actor to use as long as all of it came back to him. Louis Eppolito, a police detective who had a bit part as a wiseguy in Goodfellas, was later convicted for carrying out hits for the Lucchese crime family, which is, of course, the family chronicled in the movie. Liottasmainstream breakthrough came courtesy of the 1986 action-comedy, Something Wild. In the ESPN documentary Playing for the Mob, which chronicles the history of the scandal, Hill claims he mentioned the operation to federal investigators in passing after flipping on his mob associates in 1980 without knowing that point-shaving was illegal. My initial assumption for decades now was pasta, but then why the ketchup? Paulie pours a whiskey from a decanter as Henry walks in with a loaded sack so heavy he needs both arms to tote it. Throughout the series, he rises through the ranks in the New Jersey crime network. The news at the diner is never good. Hills testimony against some of the most ruthless and powerful Lucchese crime family associates led to roughly 50 convictions. The recent passings of Ray Liotta, Paul Sorvino and Tony Sirico a trio of unforgettable faces from Goodfellas gone Shes dressed in a fuzzy pink robe, and not all too concerned about the blood-covered, disheveled state of her son and his crew; she just wants to capitalize on this unexpected family time. It begins on Sunday, May 11th, 1980 at 6:55 a.m., with a line of coke, a brown paper bag stuffed with guns and a helicopter overhead. First, were outdoors for a cookout, with large circular rings of Italian sausage charring over fire beside a cast iron skillet filled with peppers and onions. Trays upon trays of food including heaping mounds of meatballs in tomato sauce and cheesy baked pasta are brought forth, the sounds of satisfied chewing and convivial discourse in the air. Beautiful. (For the record, thats as a food journalist, not a mobster.). I will miss him greatly, Gennaro. A meet-and-greet brokered with a tray of sandwiches. Pescis final scene in the film, featuring Tommy shooting directly into the camera, is an homage to the landmark 1903 short, silent Western film The Great Train Robbery, which ends with a similar shot. He tells Karen to pack up and look for a new house and asks, Who wants to go to Uncle Paulies? Raucous approval from the girls. He told the Hollywood I hope he and James Gandolfini are hunting interior decorators in the next life.
Tony Sirico Tony Sirico, the actor best known for playing the eccentric gangster Paulie Walnuts on the hit HBO series The Sopranos, died on Friday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He has a loaded table in front of him; the man loves a hearty breakfast. But mostly good. Eggs and cereal and coffee and cigarettes. His best-known role came nine years later when he starred as Peter Paul "Paulie Walnuts" Gualtieri in the legendary mobster series The Sopranos. Goodfellas was met with very positive reviews and scored some major award nominations, but it took a few years to catch on as a critical classic. "He said that's when he decided to cast me as Henry Hill.". According to Sivero, The Simpsons writers lifted his likeness while living next door to him in Sherman Oaks in 1989, the year before Goodfellass release. According to screenwriter Nicholas Pileggi, there was an open call for real wiseguys, and Scorsese must have hired like half a dozen guys, maybe more, out of the joint. Tony Sirico, who had a bit part as a wiseguy in Goodfellas but is best known for playing Paulie Gualtieri on The Sopranos, had a longer crime resume (28 arrests) than acting resume (27 credits) when the movie was released in 1990. Because nothing in life for Henry a life where food, power and social status, not to mention family and friends, deal-making, good news and bad news, everything, is all intertwined and served up at the dinner table is worse than eating downright terrible food and knowing what else is out there, what could and rightfully should be his, just beyond his grasp. It wasnt even enough to pay for the coffin. His arc with Paulie is tied up as neatly as one of those circular links of sausage. Jamie-Lynn Sigler is paying tribute Tony Sirico, her TV uncle on The Sopranos, following his death on Friday.
The Incredible Connection Between The Sopranos And I was at his side through so much: through good times and bad. Endeavoring to pay tribute to Tony Sirico, one fan posted a scene from the iconic Sopranos.
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