Tony Talks With His Family - The Sopranos HD

[@bulldawg7232]

It's funny how Artie almost turned them away and inside Paulie, Chris and Sil are eating and relaxing

[@Vignesh145]

There can be a reason why. Remember the issue they had because of Tony's mom?

[@SuspiciousFace]

Or the fire at the old Vesuvio restaurant, whatever happened there.

[@bulldawg7232]

@@SuspiciousFace Whatever happened there!!??? WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE!!???

[@gonzalo4658]

ya brutha billy whatevuh happened theh

[@garretjenkins8720]

@@bulldawg7232the fire

[@joeraptor1]

When Silvio says, "Wish Him Buona Fortuna", it epitomizes why he was such a good consiglieri, he always takes the high ground and removes emotion from the situation.

[@thedelster9525]

Bone for tuna

[@Deere55]

@@thedelster9525 Relax, it's a party

[@charlierunkle19]

@fuss definitely, Tony got lucky with Melfi. Every other Therapist on the show seemed to have common sense about it. I especially loved the guy who told Carm that she was an accessory and she should leave Tony.

[@tbbpro2433]

All due respect, you have no fuckin idea what it’s like to be number one

[@IronKnee963]

Nah, he was just lazy and didn't want any confrontation. That's why when he had the chance to become boss he second-guessed himself.

[@anthonyc2781]

Great scene. As heartwarming as it is there's still a wicked storm outside creating impending doom. Very allegorical.

[@howard5992]

The sacred and the propane.

[@randytauren]

Walt Fucking Whitman ova here

[@zub41r75]

@@randytauren It's a metaphor he's lost his balls is what he's saying

[@jakeencinas2389]

Get a load of this guy he thinks he's Quasimodo

[@randytauren]

@@zub41r75 i know what the fuck he meant

[@tmclaug90]

Holy cow. Look how young Silvio was!

[@MichaelGiordano777]

Yeah before Chase and the writers turned him into a Cartoon character.

[@uhoh3473]

Holy Cow look at all those indians

[@cicolasnage5684]

@@uhoh3473 very allegorical

[@daveyjones4621]

charles schwab over here

[@bl5533]

@@MichaelGiordano777 nah

[@richrent]

This is one of the best scenes in the series.

[@richletizia5462]

Hellll.. no...Chrissys intervention was the best scene of the entire show.

[@incognito_bitch8513]

The whole show was a beautiful scene

[@HovaNirvana]

If the show never went past this point, it was a perfect way to go out. A brilliant, revolutionary season of television.

[@kevenvaldez2565]

Probably one of the most wisest things that Tony ever said! Such a beautiful scene

[@gc99289]

Except he didn't follow his own advice. He kept playing the game till they blew off his head and that was the last thing they remembered.

[@cabuscus]

@@gc99289 absolutely. its a shame really because tony showed alot of signs of a good man with his love of animals etc. i always kind of hoped the sopranos would be a redemption story, but in the end it was a tragedy.

[@lazyraceace9503]

@@cabuscus ur right 😥 & @ 3:27 Tony was not lucky either. In the end,, tragic as you say, Ton couldn't remember his own poignant declaration of love to his family. And in closely bonded families I thought these types of sentiments are paramount? super sad.

[@MrFriendlyCsgoContent]

@@gc99289 I didn't get to see the series yet. Rippo

[@octavioherschberg5280]

You mean the mostest wisest. Just breaking balls.

[@incognito_bitch8513]

There’s something so cosy, warm and beautiful about this scene. love how it captures something a family would do in real life.

[@perfection7722]

You took the words right out of my brain. I think its the rain and the candles scenes like this make me feel euphoric for some reason.

[@degenerategambler4830]

True. Arties hospitality, tony with the family, chrissy and adrianna on good terms adoring each other for once, paulie and sil being an iconic duo… Definitely my favorite ending to a season

[@90sNickfan91]

They can’t go an entire year without eating or drinking anything Italian related?

[@goriflex2441]

@@degenerategambler4830 then a few months later, everyone's depressed and more violent

[@sushimaster77]

I think of it more like Artie invited a vampire to enter on a dark and stormy night.

[@sangun123]

this is heartbreaking, i just realized that in the very last scene when AJ says "its like you said, remember the good times", he might be talking about this scene and he's always remembered it because it was one of the few times his family was together and happy like a normal family

[@happyclappyslappy]

This scene shows how close the cast were as well. It's so natural.

[@nupreznz]

The fact Tony forgets this moment later when AJ brings it up really emphasized Tony's moral descent.

[@happyclappyslappy]

@@nupreznz Could be early alzheimer's in the script! The actor who played Feech La Mana had it in real life when they were shooting!

[@whatacoolchannel-yz1vw]

I think the darkest part is that the next time they really tried to get together like this Tony got his brains blown out in front of everyone. The contrast between this scene and the final scene is something I never noticed but now that I'm rewatching, its been on my mind.

[@kilgoresapothecary4501]

One of the best scenes of the sopranos. Small respite from the constant chaos of the show

[@richardhart3442]

Yeah so true. The storm to me is the dangerous, unpredictable lifestyle waiting for them outside this small perfect family moment.

[@PandoraKyss]

The friendship between Artie and Tony is one of my favorite things about this show.

[@charlierunkle19]

It was one of the only true friendships Tony had.

[@MaverickIceman]

What a great wholesome family show this was

[@kcbh24]

Did you miss AJ shouting "f*ck"? Lol

[@MaverickIceman]

@@kcbh24 yeah but he got disciplined right away.

[@julieoluna8887]

"Wholesome family show" What about the gruesome murders and foul language?!

[@dozandres]

@@julieoluna8887 which family didn’t have its occasional 4 or 5 murders?

[@julieoluna8887]

@@dozandres 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Why do you Americans always assume that the rest of the World is as Ignorant, Angry, Racist, Murderous and Stupid as you are?

[@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178]

I like how Tony is telling his family to remember times that were good and then the thunder and lightning announcing the coming bad times.

[@right2armbears685]

Can’t wait to use Tony’s toast one day with my family…

[@JoeDurp]

There was a big family moment and my dad gave something similar when we were celebrating I will never forget it

[@eldiko8929]

How old are you?

[@lionsden5123]

Amen to that.

[@faisalkamal4319]

Family ? They're a glorified crew

[@thecoolannishatk.]

laughs in FA

[@sillygoose9791]

Sad that at the end of all things, Tony didn't remember this moment

[@DaRkLoRdZoRc]

Yeah he did. AJ reminded him of it verbatim. It was probably the second-to-last thing in the series to go through his mind. The last thing was a bullet. That's the joke we're going with on this wholesome little video.

[@dentoncify]

LOL, yeah, right before the 9mm

[@charlierunkle19]

With all of the fucked up shit he did between this episode and the last one, I can definitely see why. Tony lost the majority of his humanity by the end.

[@charlierunkle19]

@@stairwaytoheaven8 he didn't have a lot but at that point he was still a lot more human than he was by the end

[@Florp777]

@@DaRkLoRdZoRc when AJ reminded him of it he said "I said that?"

[@darth856]

Sil remembered Paulie's line "I said my piece" and waited for a moment to use it.

[@AbruzzoPride]

I said my piece chrissy

[@GoHomeAndGetYourShinebox]

Disgusting

[@ashluna4974]

Same thought haha I said my piece Chrissy !

[@jeremygunther9403]

I loved the friendship between Paulie and Sil in the beginning

[@uglybetty8747]

Fr I thought they’d be best of buds nd have more on screen time later in the series

[@LegacyandFierce]

RIP, Skip. 🥀

[@LB__1]

From 0:40 to 0:45, I liked the look on Charmaine's face showing her annoyance when Tony and the family entered the restaurant.

[@marioscafroglia]

She don't like them.

[@danielvasquez3758]

@@marioscafroglia She was right not to. Spoiled and privileged were the kids and Carmela. Heck, she was probably the only one that interacted with Tony personally that doesn’t end up dead or in prison and she kept Artie out of his life which is a good thing given the ending.

[@howard5992]

@@danielvasquez3758 She was also one of the several "wise" moms / wives in the series... along with Pussy's widow Angie and Beansie's wife. They basically knew that the crew was playing a losers game and that they and their families were at the bottom of sort of evil pyramid. Carmela was on the other side, a sort of Lady McBeth (to a degree) trying to absolve herself of guilt and responsibility. Silvio's wife was similar (though she was played a bit more as an air head). Eugene Pontecorvo's wife was sort of in the middle...wanting a new life but trying to hold on to a certain level of status / security. Rosalie Aprile never quite saw the light.

[@tomservo5347]

She was one of the toughest characters on the show-choosing a clean, straight and narrow life working but totally having a clean conscience and no baggage. Like she told Artie "Someone probably donated their kneecaps for those cruise tickets." She wasn't a fool and totally burned Carmella off of her illusory high horse.

[@sugatasenmazumdar7704]

ABSOLUTELY

[@mrs.herculepoirot7763]

This scene makes me cry every time I see it.

[@HovaNirvana]

It’s from a time (in the show and on the planet) that will never exist again, featuring one (two, really) of the greatest actors to ever walk the Earth, who sadly belongs to the ages now. Its specialness has become even more apparent with time.

[@mrs.herculepoirot7763]

@@HovaNirvana How right you are!

[@realpoetics]

Cry? Like a woman? It's a fucking disgrace. Even Cinderella didn't cry

[@Sgt_Kane]

@@HovaNirvana beautiful way to put it. It's sad that those good times were only then. those good times will never be again, and they only exist for us now. some day they'll even be forgotten.

[@jcason6295]

I wish they would've done more with the dried calamine lotion, it was my favorite character.

[@mcgruff157]

I wish they would have done more with the guy who comments about who they should've done more with, he was my favourite commenter

[@jcason6295]

@@mcgruff157 No doubt man. He was the best... whatever happened there

[@mcgruff157]

@@jcason6295 its sad when they go young like that

[@AestheticLio]

@@mcgruff157 when they go!?

[@NotoriousBroadcasts]

Thanks for pointing that out, I was so confused and then remembered the poison ivy. 😂

[@RAMS4L1FE]

Silvio is a legend , loyal

[@mr.chapel4179]

The ONLY 100% loyal one.

[@pizzaman9859]

I must be loyle to my capo.

[@zwetwezenofficial]

Damn, every single clip I see of the Sopranos, it is like 'This is the best clip/scene ever (sometimes even best of the entire show)'. I'm like, the entire fucking show ruled! It simply was a great show! Completely!

[@Fireship1]

Cheers James. God bless and Rest In Peace ✌️

[@jlc2093]

Huge storm outside and the guys casually having dinner lol

[@brothermangill2308]

Why not?

[@jlc2093]

@@brothermangill2308 it’s just weird how like they got no where else to be idk

[@brothermangill2308]

@@jlc2093 Maybe they just wanted to have a nice dinner as a family. I also think the power was out at their home.

[@jlc2093]

@@brothermangill2308 maybe lol

[@chimmaster]

I always thought this scene was a dream

[@ktlarsen9244]

This scene has stuck with me since i was a teenager watching this with my parents and sister in my grandparents empty house. We were eating steak and shake and rented it from blockbuster. How time flies

[@jimmyblues59m76]

This is my favorite scene in the entire Soprano's TV series...

[@PhilospherDjPsychologist24]

I love How Tony forgetting this lesson makes it more wise

[@BanAllNGOS]

What a loving and respectful family. I’m sure life worked out well for them.

[@lisa-el3db]

Artie was limited in what he could serve Tony. But when Meadow said "Mickey D's", Tony going to fast food, he realized what he could cook would be 100× better. I love watching these 2. I do believe Artie was his friend, even running the risk of getting beat up or loosing Tony's friendship. The soccer coach perv, (that was his wife's influence), not taking the comp cruise trip (again, Charmane's influence), his friendship on a chopping block when he confronted Tony about his family business burnt down to the ground with a gun. Then Tony angry at Artie for loosing money to a scammer who played him during his separation from his wife. Tony could not deal with 2 suicides, couldn't help Gloria, but Artie he could. Tony hated it when people cried. Especially women. Gloria sobbing on phone, choking on her words. Carmella when she got call from Russian. Great acting on all. Tony caused alot of pain. Even AJ trying to kill himself he was angered by. AJ was annoying as hell, as the 2 women, but he knew if he had not come home when he did his son would be dead. His mother faking her crying and emotional manipulations was probably what he compared all others.

[@MatteoPrezioso]

I've always found this scene incredibly beautiful, so comforting and reassuring. Boys, was I wrong.

[@stewiegriffin12341]

Always loved this scene.

[@GothamKnight84661]

Artie was hurt by Medow suggesting Micky D's!

[@pauliepecans4213]

I didn't realize the sopranos started in 1999 until now. I was only 4 or 5 depending on the date it was released and that blows my mind cause I remember watching the finale with my family. Still my favorite show I've ever watched and yes I have re-watched it since I became older just to appreciate it even more lol

[@thickymcghee7681]

Heart o gold that Artie I tell ya.

[@MichaelGiordano777]

Yeah but you could tell Arties wife Charmaine didn't want to let Tony and Carmella in the restaurant by the hostile look and facial contortions and while standing next to Artie. Deep down she had contempt for Carmella and her shallow and materialistic lifestyle. .

[@scottbennici4689]

So fucking cool how they ended the season with just a nice family dinner, nothing dramatic. Season 1 was the best

[@MichaelGiordano777]

You think Tony paid his tab for once in Arities restaurant that night since Artie and his wife was doing him and his family a nice favor taking them in from the rain storm etc.? I doubt it.

[@sonnydemetro3750]

My favorite scene in the series and Tony’s line always stood with me remember the little things

[@jamestalbot9190]

The end scence in Sopranos recounted this scene.

[@paulojalaska6896]

"Enjoy the good times"

[@jamestalbot9190]

@@paulojalaska6896 Exactly Paulo

[@matthewgardner2144]

Artie, you saved our friggin lives heah.

[@Surfmus]

Tony Sirico loved breaking the 4th wall. WEHT?!

[@flawaii-pines6858]

UP IN DA CLUB!

[@REDEEMERWOLF]

Give me 1000 dollars

[@flawaii-pines6858]

@@REDEEMERWOLF UP IN DA CLUB!

[@alexc195]

@@REDEEMERWOLF 1000 more?

[@chrismoren1341]

Up in da club 🤪😅😅

[@RCPDcap]

What a peaceful scene.

[@peteclemenza4632]

Best onion rings in the state as far as I’m concerned

[@scottbennici4689]

Charmaine and her look when Artie lets them in never fails to piss me off

[@MIGHTYBOOSCH198]

So Tony's whole circle just ignored thecstorm and went to Artie's who also ignored the storm and opened as usual?

[@howard5992]

it's the type of storm that rolls in and the sky darkens in just minutes ...heavy rain and strong winds....not that uncommon in that area...usually over in about an hour...a bit of flash flooding and lots of tree limbs down...most everyone was probably inside when it started.

[@bryanroberts3652]

"Someday soon you're gonna have shineboxes of your own, and if you're lucky, my cousin's massage table."

[@jcorley45]

Not even a little bit funny

[@plev10]

This might be my favorite scene from the entire series. I wish Artie Bucco ran a restaurant near me. Salut!

[@GyrosHunter]

Irregardless, cracks me every time.

[@alexweiner1491]

3:03 Tony supposed to be hitting AJ with a fork but in this shot he has a plastic knife

[@bl5533]

Was knife the whole time

[@chrisbeddows7099]

Hahaha never noticed that before! Eagle eyes ova hereeeee

[@hutch1197]

@@bl5533 Nope. Hit him with the plastic knife, then turned back into a fork in the next shot.

[@tkshots]

he had a plastic knife,but hit him with a fork

[@emmetray9703]

The best scene

[@Soydrinker999]

Silvio looks so thin here compared to the balloon in the last few seasons

[@mollypockets2795]

Don’t do Silvio .. he was always impeccably dressed

[@thomasbougher8930]

A toast is as close as Tony gets to a prayer.

[@Fudge_Fantasy]

Great moment from tony.. then the lighting struck at the end.

[@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178]

This scene always makes me think of the late Nate Fisher Jr of Six Feet Under saying one of my favorite lines in TV history: "You can't take a picture of this; it's already gone."

[@O.G.H.]

Why is Tonys entire crew present in Vesuvius at the same time lol

[@chrisbfreelance]

Phil: "The power was out in Artie's restraunt, I compromised with candles and had AJ look for peanut butter."

[@greatstuff8554]

This scene is so linked to the last scene.

[@thefellomen7442]

Season 1 and Season 6 are like night and day

[@mapetrix]

Charmaine when she comes back post break up with Artie. What a minx

[@purplesword5536]

I get itchy just looking at Paulie.. HEHEHE

[@mitchmac9287]

He wants to know if it still itches 🤣

[@christopherdavid1561]

Funny how right ton is about remembering little moments. 1 of My favorite childhood memories is when we got a blizzard Xmas eve, nobody could leave and go to parties, no power, mine and and my neighbors families had the most wonderful Christmas I can remember.

[@PoweredByAudio]

2:19 Silvio was loyal as all hell. Early on he could’ve made life for Tony impossible instead he kept the crew in line

[@CatholicMemeTheory]

What the heck was on paulies face

[@dawatchng]

​@@CatholicMemeTheory i think that was the cream for dealing with the poison ivy he got hit by in the mikey hit.

[@patschoenherr7497]

Holy paulie's s's pierce my ears!!!!!

[@uglybetty8747]

Sharp af

[@jgotti2042]

Greatest scene ever

[@padresmith2000]

This is a real deep scene🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾sip king❤

[@cabuscus]

its a shame really because tony showed alot of signs of a good man with his love of animals etc. i always kind of hoped the sopranos would be a redemption story, but in the end it was a tragedy.

[@LARRYLONGSTRETH]

season 1 is a redemption story, with him coming out a better man (or trying to) in the end. But then reality sets back in, ha

[@Yusoo8]

Yet he eats meat everyday and gifted Carmela a fur coat

[@kurtanglerookieyear]

I like to think that moreso than the little moments, they'll always remember the big blood-splattered moment

[@JONTHEWHEREHOG]

Don't think ive ever seen a scene that felt like this one in any other show

[@alkebulankush8849]

Artie and his wife are the Best characters of the whole serie ..!!!

[@pedropaulobianconi4325]

One of the greatest scenes

[@matthewackerman5834]

Tony the murderer hadn’t eaten. Good for the writers changing the tone of the series to show these guys as they were.

[@xw8et]

Dominic toretto was smiling watching this

[@muriloninja]

0:53 LMAO @ Paulie going out in public covered in calamine lotion.

[@rodneypearson3434]

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[@joelspringman7748]

"Buona fortuna!" I learned a new phrase!

[@operatorblack]

Brings me to tears seeing this scene and the series’ final scene back to back.

[@timsolis4706]

I always thought why would Artie tell Tony he was closed when his crew were in the restaurant, and then changes his mind...

[@thinlizzie435]

Artie was a nice guy

[@lukestam]

If you are lucky you will remember the little moments . I really hope i am able to do that in my final days

[@a.s.m7458]

Is it just me or silvio is looking like Dr. Otto Octavius in this scene

[@pjom4191]

aj looking for peanut butter in an italian restaurant

[@MrBb3k]

This is so sad rewatching it and knowing the end. Such a good show

[@paperdoll5467]

Anybody remember why Charmaine was cold to Carmella in this particular scene? Was this after or before she catered Carmella's dinner and told Carmella that she slept w/ Tony b4 they were married?

[@rickbrenner6079]

I believe this episode was after she catered at Carmella’s house and told her she slept w/Tony.

[@paperdoll5467]

@@rickbrenner6079 Thanks!

[@jimmypage8900]

2:11 "Paulie, you must bring the ring to Mordor-Bing-Bada-Boo..."

[@johnneal9661]

0:09 AJs ADR makes me laugh

[@rochellenorlund1990]

I do like the dark & light brown striped shirt that Tony Soprano was wearing, because when I saw that scene, I started to think that the dark & light brown striped shirt could be a clue to what movie James Gandolfini is going to be doing, which is Where The Wild Things Are. Because his character named Carol, he has dark & light brown stripes.

[@johnnywishbone1349]

Artie was planning on turning away the boss with his hitmen inside the restaurant lol

[@danielvasquez3758]

You realize Artie is Tony’s actual best friend right? I mean he beat up Beanise and provoked Chrissy into attacking him with a fork and even pointed a gun at Tony and in all three situations, he lived!! He’s probably the only untouchable one in the show and that’s because he was close to Tony genuinely but far enough from his criminal activities that he won’t put him away for anything.

[@chrisbfreelance]

He destroyed Artie's business, that's enough to drive someone to suicide.

[@Giacomodrellioso]

@@danielvasquez3758 you mean benny. Beansie is who Richie crippled

[@ninobr0wn_]

Tony spit nothing but facts here

[@JaegarLourdesHeathman]

3:03 knife tap 3:04 Ah, F! 3:05 Hey!

[@PrstgeWrldWde]

They all say “irregardless” a lot.

[@thomashodgson5837]

0:55 silvio skis?? now THAT is funny.

[@90sNickfan91]

I bet nobody in The Sopranos can’t go an entire year without eating or drinking anything Italian related.

[@danski6694]

Watched this right after the ending scene

[@jerry85g7]

More and more evidence that Pauly had Tony clipped.

[@Aleehondro]

How so 👁

[@Seven_Leaf]

Why would you think that Tony died at the end, I ask? The PoV that goes black is not Tony's, it's Aj's, Carmela's or the Audience's. Point is we see Tony then it goes black, if Tony was the one shot we would see AJ and Carmela before it turned black.

[@ileanahernandezvazquez8317]

Tony died that's why David Chase referred to the last scene as "the death scene".

[@CS-nr3vc]

the point of the final scene.... and the point of the song is.... "don't stop believing".... dont stop believing that a father will do whatever it takes to care for his family. the entire series is about fatherhood.

[@0fficialRatedR]

@@CS-nr3vc the entire series isn't about fatherhood moron. You are making a complex and genius show misconstrued. The show is about Tony's two families.

[@theseattlegreen1871]

"Look at that Love sick pig-me over there" ❤🤢🐷🐝

[@melotone3305]

I was really hoping to see Richie Aprile walk through the door at the last instant, after the creaking, growing sounds from the storm. Richie, the guy who helps you take your mind off the trivial things in life.

[@irishkarl1081]

I would of loved a table in visuvio that night

[@jackmonroe5531]

Why would Artie ever turn Tony away during a rainstorm with Sil, Chrissy and Paulie in there? That was a little contrived...

[@Oddbisket]

I know and the long winded talk at the door? Wtf. The first thing you do in that situation if you know the person is let them in to talk

[@chrisbfreelance]

I think because of his wife, but regardless of 'Tony', you let the family come in from the storm. Christopher doesn't even interact, felt a very odd set up.

[@VCthaGOATdunker]

This was right after Artie found out Tony torched his old restaurant and he almost assasinated him. Tensions were running high, that's why Artie wasn't dying to invite them in at first.

[@rubamann]

Poison Ivy itching me already paw paw paw

[@rugbyman3343]

In this show any Italian american has a family of pure Italian origins, showing 4 or 5 generations of "pure" Italian heritage ( just like meadow or AJ) is this common in the USA or it's pretty unrealistic to see in reality?