Emmys 2000 James Gandolfini Best Actor

2000 James Gandolfini Best Actor

[@biggieshot2pac]

He did his Jersey accent so well, it seems like his normal voice is a fake accent

[@johnrojas9535]

I totally agree

[@ericschroeder2951]

He is from Jersey lol

[@MC-vo7vt]

His normal voice is his Jersey accent.

[@03PaK]

@@MC-vo7vt im pretty sure it’s for the show.. he doesn’t have the accent in any interview or real life encounter so no

[@mike_majora]

@@03PaK A lot of actors train to lose their accents. While it's certainly possible that James Gandolfini may have tweaked his original accent a little for the character, make no mistake...he was born and raised in Jersey

[@tylerdowd]

20 years later still one of the best shows of all time

[@adamameur4873]

Damn straight

[@nathangeiger-luciano2238]

He sounds the same

[@janderson2709]

What do you mean ‘one of’?

[@timothylarkin4916]

Jacob Anderson breaking bad

[@janderson2709]

Jean Wilconsin I’ll file that one under vanilla opinions. Thank you for your contribution.

[@PrepB3]

He was like “fuck I gotta talk to a crowd now”

[@user-wh2fn2be2p]

Lmfaooo 😂 I'm the same way

[@KP-zb1tr]

My dad met him, and he told him he hated public speaking.

[@phoenixmodellingphotography]

Why did I read that in Tony Soprano's voice lmao

[@Blinky_pedia]

@@phoenixmodellingphotography we all did

[@ValentinoJanic]

He most likely did in fact. James had social anxiety

[@jec3476]

so weird hearing him speak without the jersey accent

[@mattisprettycool]

it is insanely disorienting

[@jd-vg8rr]

its kevin finnerty

[@jec3476]

j d you're so right lol

[@empiricwisdom7902]

mattisprettycool ahahah thought the same. I'm just not used to it.

[@anticlockwisepineapple3090]

In the very first ep of The Sopranos he hasn't quite got the Italian/jersey accent right and sounds very similar to how he does here at least imo anyway

[@deflep007]

In my opinion ,with all the episodes he made , I put him in the category with Pacino and DeNiro. One of the best actors of our generation,if not the best .

[@kennetherikson5461]

Indeed, it takes me about 30 min to shake the fact that this is NOT Tony Soprano. Just to prove the point.

[@JORD4NOCze]

Exaclty

[@VegasPorters]

Clearly your level of understanding of film making is severely limited.

[@deflep007]

i have a PHD in movies

[@VegasPorters]

I'd would have respected his work much more had I not known the truth about the real man - the drug addict, alcoholic who made actors wait for 8 hours, sometimes DAYS until he would grace them with his presence on set.

[@DoryannaIsabel13]

James mouthing “Hi Michael” to his son, now knowing he plays his fathers role in Many Saints, really made me cry 😭

[@ocsjc13]

Wish james was alive to see his son play his character

[@tonygabagoolsoprano1970]

Yeah that hit me really hard I only just noticed that 😢

[@ryane6545]

The look of complete genuine joy on Edie’s face when James won is absolutely priceless.

[@dejavu4evrrr]

James Gandolfini was brilliant. Tony Soprano (James) is directly responsible for Boardwalk Empire, Breaking Bad, Dexter, Sons of Anarchy, Game of Thrones, Big Love, Six Feet Under, Carnivale, Deadwood, Justified, Homeland, and many more. All the writers/creators of the shows I just mentioned will openly admit what an inspiration The Sopranos was to them, and how it influenced them. RIP Jimmy, you were one of us.

[@tylerwedell3750]

Sons of Anarchy especially.

[@DLynch]

Terence Winter did Boardwalk Empire, so the inspiration was absolutely directly related. In fact the boardwalk dream sequence in Season 2 of The Sopranos, reminds me heavily of Boardwalk Empire.

[@mrlarvux]

People forget Mad Men

[@007cart6]

forgot power

[@nonameman7114]

@@tylerwedell3750 no kidding, both raised by psychopath mothers and practically groomed into a dangerous lifestyle that was forced upon them. I still like SOA but it’s pretty much just the sopranos with bikers.

[@michaelmuldowney8]

Please note that James says “Hi Michael” to camera - his son - who now plays the same iconic role on screen.

[@whatintheworld5409]

great he says it there cause he wasn’t sure if he would win and get a chance to thank him

[@1ahksama]

Tears

[@terryjames9978]

I didn't get the huge loss when he passed but get it now..so sad, what a gem and brilliant talent Heart breaking to for his family

[@GenaroJaramillo__]

Still can't believe he died

[@bluntedcorleone3628]

Still can't believe the way they ended the Sopranos...

[@clamshell6863]

Ewolf5150 Yeah, but he didn't look too bad here. He got heavier later on. He was average heavyset and still agile. The good life caught up to him. Drinking and smoking nonstop also had an impact.

[@daveyboy_]

Genaro S. Jaramillo-Guitton why not ? Je wasnt the poster boy for healthy livin '

[@kitpalmer1583]

Blunted Corleone it was perfect. if you wanted an ending that wrapped everything up nicely you weren't paying attention

[@lionelraoul]

The flaw was the "cut" to black. A "fade" would have accomplished the same thing. They did an Andy. I thought something happened to the cable.

[@neilgrant9093]

James gandolfini is a boss

[@AlkoWasAlreadyTaken]

Neil Grant *was :(

[@conrar1320]

you don't stop becoming great when you die.

[@lannarox123]

James Gandolfini was THE Boss.

[@emersonferreira8910]

As the Shah of Iran would say: "Jersey? Come on, huh?"

[@janetayala360]

+LJR 87 yes he was num1

[@number36420]

His reaction was very organic, you can tell he was humble

[@Yash-sn9fx]

Sigmund Freud ova hea

[@theghostlos]

He's so human, so real. Love him.

[@VegasPorters]

He was also an alchoholic and drug user.

[@dowen679]

David Porter which makes him what - less human, less real, less lovable?

[@jessicajamesspeaks]

David Porter so? The guy is dead! Have some sympathy for his family. Another great actor gone too soon.

[@APOCALYPSE_X-MEN]

David Porter So was President Ulysses S. Grant, yet he was a great general and leader. What's your point?

[@doloresbright8477]

David Porter at least he didnt die from a overdose! He cleaned himself up! How mean to bring that up!

[@GeneThundersnow]

I love that he thanked the writers first and foremost. It’s easy for people to forget how much good writing matters.

[@SirMo]

What's particularly great about Soprano's writers is that they were informed by James Gandolfini's portrayal of Tony Soprano. There is a scene in the pilot, where Christopher tells Tony, he wants to go to Hollywood. And the scene was written in a way where Tony is supposed to be like this fatherly figure who calmly tells him that the move wouldn't be such a great idea. Gandolfini changed it up and instead he grabs Christopher by his collar in a burst of anger. So the writers picked up on that, and adjusted their writing for the Gandolfini's character. Truly something magical was happening when they were making Sopranos. A perfect cast and the expert writer team.

[@conorhoney7776]

Sopranos had the best writing of any tv show ever

[@pavelbrodskiy7216]

NOthing against Law and Order or NYPD Blue or whatever, they're all decent shows but LOL at even being in the same category as The Sopranos, which was LIGHT YEARS ahead of anything on TV at that time. No wonder they swept the emmys, there was nothing like it.

[@xlixity]

+pavel brodskiy The thing is, L&O and NYPD Blue didn't have the freedom The Sopranos did due to HBO being much less strict about content than ABC or NBC would ever be. I'm not saying you NEED violence & coarse language to make a great show but when I watched NYPD Blue 16 years ago I always felt it was mas missing that tiny "oomph" that National Television just can't give. It was still great though, as was The Sopranos.

[@pavelbrodskiy7216]

I hear you what you're saying, but it's not just about the violence and language. The Sopranos had much more plot/character development and subtlety. It wasn't even close.

[@tylerbellefleur4523]

the west wing is comparable.

[@mikeohernia5498]

stop

[@SecretAgentMan00]

The worst thing about broadcast tv shows is that they always stick to the tired case/murder/mystery/incident/monster of the week format. There's no arc. "Where's my arc Paulie???"

[@Pixanteenterpri]

Dear James...we love you for ever We miss you

[@paulbaker1505]

We sure do

[@pinehawk9600]

Amen

[@tttarms1970]

Damn right....

[@semoran]

Just listen to the crowd's reaction when he's announced...so much love for him.

[@MaloneysDigest]

I've started watching the whole lot again. It gets better with age. It's timeless. Brings back memories. He was legend.

[@NineteenEightyFive]

it's dangerously rewathcable.. i haven't been able to just "put on an episode" without going back to rewatch the entire series. so good.

[@rayhoodoo847]

Exactly. The more you learn about life the more stuff you understand about the Sopranos. I love how subtle many of the details and reasoning behind events in the show are. And the writers... absolutely genius from how accurate / realistic the emotions and reactions in the show are.

[@corellapayne6021]

So absolutely very true. I want to watch the entire series all over again. It was/is timeless.

[@jessicajamesspeaks]

RIP Tony Soprano. Gone way too soon but absolutely not forgotten.

[@Jibrvvn]

No, R.I.P James Gandolfini

[@tempo869]

Jessica James yeah his name isn’t tony soprano 😂

[@kristinenewsom311]

Tony Soprano did not die!!! He lived!!

[@gonimysh]

@@kristinenewsom311 actually he did.

[@gonimysh]

@@Fataliese it does not matter 2 or 10 years ago, Tony Soprano dies

[@soldat2501]

If you want to take a measure of the man - look at how he intends to just go back to his seat and sit down. That's humility - just a regular Joe in his mind, nobody special. They had to sprint across the stage to catch him and take him backstage for the formalities after his presentation. What a guy.

[@simonwright6163]

Legend

[@lilmac4202]

I was hoping someone else noticed this

[@LegendKingY2j]

i think he was just nervous though lmao, don't blame him for it neither

[@withaminutetogo]

We've been robbed of seeing many more years of this man's wonderful talent. On the other hand, we were blessed for what he was able to share. RIP.

[@warsameawale5449]

2:24 "Without you, I'm just a fool". We all have that someone, or people. Thanks for everything, James.

[@Gdog4430]

He never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@Secular_Scot]

Fat jokes. Original.

[@niptuck117]

You're commenting on a video in which he wins an award for The Sopranos, completely missing the fact that this was a quote from The Sopranos. Hats off to you for looking for outrage where it doesn't exist.

[@AlcoLOLism]

Gdog4430 Goddamn I laughed pretty hard at that.

[@thedr.marioofslanginthoser4171]

opprobriousness Fucking fool lol it's from the show, whiny little pusscake.

[@thedr.marioofslanginthoser4171]

opprobriousness Oopss Hahahah not you man, the guy directly above you my b😂😂

[@Internationale1]

If you thought he was Tony in real life and didn't have to act...think again. Hearing him speak proves that he was an incredible actor.

[@Ozhanseyhan26]

i am missing this man so much ):

[@funkmex]

me too...i still haven't gotten over his death. so hard to believe that he's no longer with us. RIP James

[@tkx86]

you and me brother.

[@cemaldindar771]

Sorma bro hiç sorma. ; ((

[@kragger1985]

I still am. Looking at these old videos of him is heartbreaking

[@Ozhanseyhan26]

@@kragger1985 :-(

[@ChloeDunIT]

He was born for that role!

[@thehardcore7758]

Rest In Peace James Gandolfini

[@connorglaze538]

This is fucking heart-wrenching. Seeing and hearing the man himself, and thinking of all the other roles he had ahead of him when he died. Those cuts to Edie Falco and Lorraine Bracco, knowing that cast will never come together again and create something quite as beautiful as the Sopranos.

[@DippyHippie]

I wish,as a nurse,he would have had tests on his heart!

[@londonisforeverblue1022]

23 years later and nothing has ever topped this masterpiece

[@AA-qb7ni]

0:12 I love how he said "Hi Michael". James would be proud of him rn.

[@stormbringercoming8105]

Every time I see him, it hurts to know he’s gone. The Sopranos touched magic. Nothing comes close. The Sopranos was perfect art.

[@SpecialDetermence]

You can tell he didn’t want to win it. He was such a nice and humble person who didn’t desire attention. Only to put a smile on our faces. True legend

[@Roadman1000]

His Tony accent is so realistic you'd think this voice was fake. Truly a great actor, his on screen presence is tangible, you feel Tony Soprano in the weight of his words, the subtlety of his mannerisms, and the cadence of his voice. Hearing Gandolfini talk in his regular Jersey accent (as opposed to Tony's hard Italian-American Jersey Accent) I find his voice to be very calming, he's not flamboyant like Cruise or withdrawn like Penn or Willis, he constantly looks like he is humbled by his hard work being noticed.

[@Orcishihi]

0:11 'Hi Michael'. (name of his son, born in 1999) is just awesome. I only started watching 'The Sopranos' this year. That's right, 20 years later. I tried watching it earlier but stopped after 1 or 2 episodes, as I couldn't keep my attention. It's one month later and we're starting with Season 5 tonight. This series, man, everything about it is exceptional.

[@battleb04n_43]

I am starting season 3 now

[@izzybitsyspider03]

And Michael is now going to portray young Tony 😭

[@PearlJamAndBiscuits]

I dont know why but Im just now watching it too. Caught a few episodes and got hooked, but I dont have HBO, so I went to order the series on disc and they want close to a million dollars for it lol not quite but close. I might have to take out a second mortgage so I can watch the whole thing lol. Its just that good tho~

[@noapparentfunction]

@@PearlJamAndBiscuits i'm probably late but if possibly your local library might have a copy, they lend DVDs too

[@justinabraham7291]

His co-actors are genuinely happy that he won.

[@user-hm8wz4vp8l]

Best series ever written

[@doloresbright8477]

I still am so sad that this gentle giant is no longer here! Rest in peace, James! Miss you big guy!

[@ItsTimeIDisappear09]

I just started watching The Sopranos. Just a few episodes in and im already hooked. RIP James. Im looking forward to watching his work

[@daniellee1722]

Lucky. I wish there was a way to erase it from my memory so I can watch it for the first time, again.

[@vickyvirgin163]

dont go on youtube til u finishd the show too many spoilers

[@WhatsReallyGoingOn84]

Wow he sounds so different than I thought.

[@migdi242424]

Every 5 years I watch the complete series just to enjoy his greatness.. You're missed.. RIP.

[@ifeelpretty5790]

Andy Sipowicz, Tony Soprano, Lennie Briscoe, Jed Bartlet and Jack McCoy, five of the most iconic characters in the history of television 👍 Rest In Peace, James Gandolfini. Rest In Peace, Jerry Orbach.

[@kokobeszamel3912]

It’s so sad he’s gone in such young age. The sopranos is one of my fav shows, fucking masterpiece. Currently watching season 3, I can’t believe how good in his character Gandolfini is.

[@jmcdaniel1285]

Just watched all seasons again for a 3rd time. He was such a great actor

[@PaskaRichard]

wow he was my favorite actor. Sad hes gone. RIP

[@celebtrvl]

I miss him so much

[@wdh47211]

So modest...he was such a great guy.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

I’m watching the series for like the 6th or 7th time, it’s just all around the most convincing acting and story, the show has so many dimensions after multiple viewings, the psychology/therapy aspect is what makes it so fantastic and deep

[@scottbrown6971]

This guy is a legend

[@gianconde2705]

Lorraine bracco lookin bangin!!

[@ThreeNTheMornin]

Grade A MIlF. She’s so fine

[@cybernautadventurer]

not bad for a woman voted ugliest in elementary school

[@frogskinshoelace]

Still a 10

[@BigJonahJ]

She's STILL fine

[@tanveerhasan2382]

@@cybernautadventurer sad!

[@rlhat7600]

Rewatching the Sopranos and still in awe. RIP Mr. Gandolfini. Thank you for your work.

[@nonoo]

Everyone is clapping for themselves but Gandolfini. He knows the etiquette to not do that or you look dumb. Good guy.

[@deputyduffy]

well, don't look at his 2003 win...you won't be happy.

[@therealdachshunddjangosmom]

James is terribly missed. What an outstanding actor!!! 🙏from Austria 🇦🇹

[@user-bv7dw9mu4d]

From south Africa,the best actor in the world,I'm still watching the show,it's 2023 now,what a show,rest in peace big guy.

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

You just have to look at his competition, to know how fucking amazing he had to be.

[@tigernike23]

That competition was insane. Sheen or Franz could easily win, and then you have the two leads from Law and Order? Gandolfini’s Emmy win here has a lot more weight to it than typical Emmy’s.

[@rampageclover9788]

The guy had class

[@paulbaker1505]

2020 and still has there ever been a better actor and show. Nope

[@user-th6rh8zp3t]

you’d be right if it weren’t for a man named Vince Gilligan and another named Bryan Cranston

[@jdrc1233]

@@user-th6rh8zp3t breaking isn’t better than sopranos, even after copying or taking inspiration of its style, it never really captured the themes nor the psychological aspects the sopranos had ( the ones that made tony soprano feel like an actual sociopath but didn’t have that same effect on Walter, and often made him look like an antihero )

[@user-th6rh8zp3t]

@@jdrc1233 to each his own, i loved sopranos, probably in my top 3 shows of all time, but walter white, gus fring are more memorable, everything felt more unpredictable, i've seen breaking bad 4 times now and cant wait to start it again, sopranos ive seen twice and don't feel a huge need to watch again

[@joeblough261]

@@user-th6rh8zp3t I'm the exact opposite. After finishing BB, (I loved the show for sure) I watched some scenes here and there, but Sopranos keeps me coming back for full series rewatches and endless YT clip watching almost daily. But my analogy is, BB was was like driving a Ferrari...a car that's like a thrill ride. Sopranos is like a Rolls Royce...timeless and elegant and built for comfort over the long haul. Both great shows though.

[@IveJustSeenAFace23]

Gone too soon. Special person. 🙏

[@Keepingitrespectfulmostly.]

For me James Gandolfini owned that role of being Tony Soprano completely.. He had a dialect coach to learn to speak from that region of Italy correctly and he made it look easy...

[@user-mt5cm5xp2o]

Bruh Italy had no effect on his accent. That's how Italian Americans talk in NJ/NY. Same with Irish Americans from NJ/NY, they have an accent. That accent has nothing to do with the motherland lmao. I'm from Jersey btw

[@rickyj1250]

It's sad when they go young like that

[@Whiteboykun]

WHEN THEY GO?

[@wildchildren8834]

It’s odd because he’s from New Jersey but he doesn’t sound like he’s from there at all, in fact he sounds like a civilian. P.s dying in Rome was so mafiosa, rip Jimmy

[@IndeedItsIVE]

Rest In Peace James Gandolfini. Still my favorite show to go back and watch.

[@paulevans6066]

0:12 James Gandolfini says hi to his son Michael who is now following in his steps playing a young Tony in The Many Saints of Newark. He would be so proud of him.

[@inoshikacho97]

HE DIDN'T HAVE A JERESEY ACCENT???!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[@erickanew]

wasif choudhury ikr,,weird

[@justeungars7356]

Lmaaoo ikr

[@steampunk888]

He was from Jersey in real life. Probably he learned first to speak without the accent, as many actors do, and then simply let it back in, and maybe exaggerated it a bit, for the Soprano role.

[@emotionscomeandgo]

Not everyone from jersey has a jersey accent... It's mostly people alot older... 50+... The accent doesn't exist anymore lol

[@devilshoez1098]

@@emotionscomeandgo I'll never lose my accent. Im 42. Born and raised NJ.

[@Steena84]

Just binged this whole series this past month Sept/Oct of 2021 and fell in love with the series. Did it right before the receiving news of the movie, so I def had to hurry and finish the series to watch the movie. Watched the final episode and went to KZbin to figure out the end and ended up finding out "Tony" the actor died. I had no idea the actor had died. Heartbroken to finish the series and discover the reality of his death.

[@ajaxsid9034]

I did the same but at 2020. I accidentally discovered about his demise in middle of the seasons. Felt so sad, so I have been looking for closure by watching his other work and interviews. I

[@Steena84]

@@ajaxsid9034 yes I did too.. I watched a bunch of interviews and award ceremonies, including the memorial specials for him. It helped me deal with the sadness. I'm going to rewatch the series now, can't help it, it was nice watching it everyday

[@traceyretchford7603]

I love you,❤,a beautiful soul and a brilliant actor,ill miss you forever,still watch the sopranos,never tired of it,

[@ThePrincess782]

Aw man do I miss James Gandolfini and Jerry Orbach. Both men were truly amazing actors.

[@user-fd6hn3rx1k]

Светлая память.

[@pepper1188]

Talented handsome man.

[@DixiePokerAce]

Gandolfini was an amazing actor, taken from us way too soon. It was truly a pleasure to watch him perform.

[@scarface2152]

Rip to the greatest ever.

[@robertcece6972]

This guy perfected the art of dominant body language. Because in real life, Al Pacino doesn't have dominant body language (hes too flamboyant), nor does Robert Deniro, but James Gandolfini is a bad ass whether he's acting or being himself. Thats what made him so great for this role.

[@penozadopeman4443]

Lol u do know if robert would play tony what would happen??????????????????

[@robertcece6972]

Penoza Dopeman Please do tell..

[@Fr33man1988]

OKay...you're going too far man. No one....I mean no one could have done what Al Pacino did for Scarface. Period.

[@penozadopeman4443]

+Fr33man1988 lmao come on dont u mean the godfather lol tbh i would rate scarface 5/10

[@derekmok]

That may be true, but always being the "dominant one" in a scene is *not* a good thing for an actor. James Gandolfini was a big man so he always took up a lot of the frame, and he was usually cast in roles where he had to be dominant, but one of the marks of greatness in actors like Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep, Naomi Watts, Denzel Washington, etc., is that they could be generous, fall back and let the other actor do the heavy lifting when it's not their scene. It's about honesty, not dominance.

[@aishaumer291]

25 years later still greatest show ever

[@uniqueprofessional8257]

He waved "hi micheal" ❤ miss this guy so much.

[@ass_overtitties1900]

Rip one of the greatest actors ever

[@tankmaster1018]

Holy shit dude. Hearing him with out his New Jersey accent made me realize this must literally be the first thing I've seen him in that wasn't the Sopranos. God damn hearing him talk normally is almost as disconcerting to me as the first time I heard Hugh Laurie speak in his native English accent after watching him on House for years!

[@taneshiafrazier4720]

I just started watching this show , way ahead of it’s time . There’s not enough good words to say about it!!! Touches the soul , OUTSTANDING!!!

[@williamdevito7253]

in all the years i did security gigs for him,i never started watching these until now. what a great guy to work for.

[@rayseva1278]

Just goes to show: In the end, he definitely had the makings of a varsity actor.

[@focusonu9668]

Omg😆

[@richard10013]

He even changed his accent for Tony Soprano. Incredible man.

[@mikesmythe5448]

Miss you Jim,thank you for sharing your talent.

[@briancartoscelli8029]

love this guy...

[@boydegg]

Farewell, James. Thanks for the best tv show EVER.

[@danielastefan7274]

Such a loss. This guy was amazing and he played THE best TV character EVER. Thank you for the inspiration, Mr. Gandolfini. ❤️

[@bleewicket]

Love him! So glad he had these tributes. Rest In Peace

[@413MB]

Such a great actor

[@TheStyleOfTheTimes]

This shows what an astounding actor he was, here he is eloquent, sweet, classy...a world away from Anthony Soprano! Rip Sir, you will be missed greatly!

[@mikeeihusen5194]

He deserved this award, great person, and great actor.

[@abass3047]

I love this guy so much he is the best actor of all time iconic, I’m going to buy a poster or a frame with him on it to put on a wall in my room as this show has touched my heart and he’ll be forever remembered and his legacy will always live on rest in the highest level of heaven James ❤️

[@161StreetBronx]

The best of the best right there.

[@TheHehe1223]

R.I.P Jimmy. We love you.

[@juventusventuno9213]

his smile never gets old

[@Blue2crows]

James you are still missed.

[@user-ib2kt4oo7i]

James gandolfini was the man and an amazing actor... but please dont forget about Jerry Orbach who passed away shortly after this show from cancer.. he played that role to a T

[@rebeccaaustin3065]

❤️

[@rackinfrackin]

I miss him.

[@GetItRightUpYees]

2023 watching the whole lot back to back,still glued to my screen,outstanding

[@liz326522]

He. Was. Incredible. So much left to do.

[@SamCartwright1836]

James Gandolfini -- the best to ever grace the screen (big or small) within the last twenty-five years! A tremendous actor!

[@IjeomaThePlantMama]

I love Sarah Jessica Parker freaking out as he walks up the steps haha

[@Calikola]

pajamagirl123 HBO family

[@richfictionfighter]

Yeah I saw that! Were Parker and Gandolfini close?

[@cemaldindar771]

And he forget wife kiss first. :D

[@qsprimalaccuracy9709]

Perhaps she wanted a job at Bada Bing's

[@leehambleton9919]

Best tv show I have ever seen amazing acting by everyone and the casting crew for putting all these amazing actors together rip James what an actor

[@davidedward2352]

Brando may have been the best movie actor ever, but Gandolfini is his counterpart in TV