The Sopranos

-Drama HBO's critically acclaimed series, The Sopranos, is an Emmy Award winning drama that centers around Anthony (Tony) Soprano who is the head of the Northern New Jersey DiMeo mob. The show touches on the personal and professional challenges of being a Mafia boss in today's day and age. The Sopranos weaves in stories of running a crime family, being an American family with strong Italian background, violence, and the inevitable social and moral dilemmas that Tony encounters.
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The Sopranos

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HBO's critically acclaimed series, The Sopranos, is an Emmy Award winning drama that centers around Anthony (Tony) Soprano who is the head of the Northern New Jersey DiMeo mob. The show touches on the personal and professional challenges of being a Mafia boss in today's day and age. The Sopranos weaves in stories of running a crime family, being an American family with strong Italian background, violence, and the inevitable social and moral dilemmas that Tony encounters.

Premiere Date

10 January 1999 (USA)

Date Ended

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Creators

David Chase
Drama
2005 - ASCAP Award (Won)
2005 - ASC Award (Nominated)
Nominated - Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television Sidney Wolinsky For episode "Funhouse". (Eddie)
Won - Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television Conrad M. Gonzalez For episode "The Pine Barrens". (Eddie)
2004 - BMI Cable Award (Won)
Won - Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television Sidney Wolinsky For episode "Whitecaps". (Eddie)
Nominated - Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television William B. Stich For episode "Long Term Parking". (Eddie)
2008 - Eddie (Won)
Nominated - Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television William B. Stich For episode "I Dream of Jeannie Cusamono". (Eddie)
2002 - ALMA Award (Nominated)
Won - Top TV Series John Black Simon Edwards Piers Marsh Robert Spragg (ASCAP Award)
Nominated - Best Edited One-Hour Series for Non-Commercial Television Sidney Wolinsky For episode "Members Only". (Eddie)
Nominated - Outstanding Actress in a Television Series Jamie-Lynn Sigler (ALMA Award)
2002 - AFI TV Award (Won)
Steve Van Zandt
Kobi George
Matt Sauerhoff
James Vincent Romano
Lola Glaudini
Cara Buono
Chris Tardio
Peter Riegert
Joe Pucillo
Michele Santopietro
Greg D'Agostino
Lou Martini Jr.
Terence Winter
Richard Portnow
Gay Thomas
Randy N. Barbee
John Costelloe
Artie Pasquale
Jessica Dunphy
Christian Corp
Matthew Del Negro
Phil Coccioletti
Leslie Bega
Brianna Laughlin
Anna Berger
Michael Squicciarini
Alla Kliouka Schaffer
Robert Iler
Will McCormack
John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia
Michael Countryman
Max Casella
Dennis Aloia
Donnie Keshawarz
Murielle Arden
Allison Dunbar
Julie Ross
Robert Patrick
Turk Pipkin
Grace Van Patten
Mark Karafin
Krystal Browning
Peter Bogdanovich
Antonio Saillant
Ed Crasnick
Maria Elena Ramirez
Kevin Aloia
Brad Zimmerman
Nick Annunziata
Lenny Venito
Ariel Kiley
Marisa Redanty
Lexie Sperduto
Phyllis Kay
Frankie Valli
Antony Hagopian
Ed Vassallo
Frank Santorelli
Frank Albanese
Fran Anthony
Stink Fisher
Sam Semenza
Daniel London
Nick Tarabay
Traci Kindell
Joe Maruzzo
Anjali Bhimani
Jason Cerbone
Daniel Baldwin
Carl Capotorto
Merel Julia
Evan Neumann
Ari Graynor
Greg Antonacci
Adrian Martinez
Tim Daly
Sal Ruffino
Annabella Sciorra
Matt Servitto
Sonny Vellozzi
Donna Smythe
Frank Borrelli
Vincent Curatola
Taleb Adlah
Kenny Shapiro
Tony Darrow
Charles Santy
Matthew Weiner
Michael Drayer
Johann Carlo
Toni Kalem
Laila Robins
Todd Wall
Jalil Jay Lynch
Jeffrey M. Marchetti
Marissa Matrone
Frank John Hughes
Samuel Smith
Dan Grimaldi
Sal Petraccione
Arthur J. Nascarella
Cristin Milioti
Frank Pellegrino
Matthew Sussman
Katalin Pota
Steve Santosusso
Rocco Sisto
Louis Gross
Michele DeCesare
Joseph Siravo
John Wu
Kevin Interdonato
Michael Kelly
Anthony DeSando
Anthony Desio
Tracey Silver
Emily Ruth Pulcher
Maureen Van Zandt
David Strathairn
Marie Donato
Caitlin Van Zandt
Angelo Massagli
Lorraine Bracco
Rick Collum
James Gandolfini
Joe Mancini
C.S. Lee
Frank Ciornei
Joe Dolinsky
Jeff Keilholtz
Tony Siragusa
Rosa Nino
Tone Christensen
Will Janowitz
Lawrence J. Russo
Sasha Nesterov
Joe Pantoliano
Paul Mazursky
Aleksa Palladino
Raymond Franza
Matilda Downey
Joey Perillo
Tony Lip
Louis Mustillo
Christine Pedi
David Mogentale
Manon Halliburton
David Chase
Louis Lombardi
Oksana Lada
Jerry Grayson
Dennis Paladino
Frank Fortunato
Patty McCormack
Zuzanna Szadkowski
Yelena Solovey
Saundra Santiago
Robert LuPone
Robert Funaro
Tommy Savas
Jaclynn Tiffany Brown
Gary Cowling
Lillo Brancato
Al Sapienza
Anne Assante
Dane Curley
Robert Desiderio
Eldon Thiele
Lauren Toub
Bruce MacVittie
Chris McGarry
Marcia Haufrecht
Suzanne Hevner
Armen Garo
Paulina Gerzon
Sharon Angela
Stewart Summers
Daniel Oreskes
Andrew Davoli
Sofia Milos
Richard Maldone
Gregory Alan Williams
Daniel Sauli
Kevin Janicelli
Marc Damon Johnson
Patrick Tully
Frank Pando
John Heard
Tony Sirico
Dominic Chianese Jr.
Alison Bartlett
Kelly Madison Kole
Marianne Leone
Elizabeth Bracco
Carlo Giuliano
Edward Furs
Chris Caldovino
George Loros
Anthony Piccolo
John Fiore
Rae Allen
Carmine Mitore
Vitali Baganov
Danielle Di Vecchio
David Proval
David S. Lomax
Julianna Margulies
John Bianco
Kimberly Laughlin
Karen Young
Avery Elaine Pulcher
Sylvia Kauders
Dominic Chianese
Ephraim Benton
Joe Lisi
Tom Aldredge
Joe Santos
Miryam Coppersmith
Emily Wickersham
Vanessa Ferlito
Glenn Kessler
Deirdre Sullivan
Angela Frye
Ian Group
Madison Connolly
Dania Ramirez
Bruce Smolanoff
Annika Pergament
Heidi Dippold
Denise Borino
Chazz Menendez
Edie Falco
Craig Zucchero
Robert Loggia
Patti D'Arbanville
Daniel Ahearn
Steve Buscemi
Val Bisoglio
John Cenatiempo
Elaine del Valle
Seth Barrish
Antoinette LaVecchia
Anna Mancini
Michael Imperioli
Drea de Matteo
Henry O
Stewart J. Zully
Jay Boryea
Richard Romanus
Steve Schirripa
Dan Castleman
Federico Castelluccio
David Copeland
Candy Trabuco
Gaetano LoGiudice
Anthony Spina
Gary Perez
Nathalie Walker
Suzanne Shepherd
Thomas Russo
Vinny Vella
Joseph Badalucco Jr.
Allen Enlow
Daniel P. Conte
Vito Antuofermo
Sig Libowitz
Peter McRobbie
Joe Penny
Nancy Marchand
Rick Aiello
Kathrine Narducci
Brian Smyj
Edoardo Ballerini
Jerry Adler
Ron Castellano
Paul Dano
Felix Solis
Jamie-Lynn Sigler
William DeMeo
Frank Delano
Vincent J. Orofino
David Margulies
Joseph Perrino
Fran Gennuso
Aida Turturro
Paul Herman
Ron Leibman
Igor Zhivotovsky
Cameron Boyd
Jonathan LaPaglia
John Ventimiglia
Adam Mucci
George Spaventa
Tony Cucci
Susan Blommaert
Will Arnett
Frank Vincent
Richard Petrocelli
Lindsay Campbell
Paul Schulze
Louis Crugnali
Matt Pepper
Geraldine LiBrandi
Michael Rispoli
Frances Ensemplare
Danny Petrillo
Edward Watts
Matthew Breiner
Joe Rosario
Suzanne Didonna
John Marinacci
Ralph Lucarelli
Vincent Pastore
Vincent Piazza
Lewis J. Stadlen
Ho Chow
Joseph R. Gannascoli
Nicole Burdette
Kadin George
Bobby Rivers
Anthony J. Ribustello
Amy Kean
Ray Abruzzo
Gary Evans

Writers

Mitchell Burgess
Frank Renzulli
Lawrence Konner
Diane Frolov
Andrew Schneider
Terence Winter
Todd A. Kessler
David Chase
Jason Cahill
Matthew Weiner
Robin Green
Michael Imperioli

Directors

John Patterson
Timothy Van Patten
David Chase
Alan Taylor
Daniel Attias
Jack Bender
Steve Buscemi
Henry Bronchtein
Allen Coulter
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'Soprano' Actress' Pilot Adds Cast

May 8, 2008

edie falcoMoving beyond Carmella Soprano, Edie Falco has signed on for a Showtime comedy where she will play a strong-willed New York City nurse who takes on the broken healthcare system while also steering an unpredictable and frustrating personal life.

The series is described as a dark comedy in the tradition of Weeds and will be shot in New York. Showtime is hoping for a premiere sometime this year. And although the unnamed half-hour comedy is just a pilot at this point, positive comments from the network's entertainment president make it sound like almost a sure bet to become a series.

SAG Honors 'Sopranos' and Comedy Writers

January 27, 2008

James Gandolfini and Edie Falco, The SopranosIf you watched the Screen Actors Guild Awards, you may have had some flashbacks to the most recent Emmy Awards. At the Emmys, The Sopranos and 30 Rock took home the awards for Outstanding Drama and Comedy Series. At the SAG Awards, those shows dominated over all else, taking five of the top six TV awards.

On the drama side, The Sopranos swept, taking the awards for Ensemble, as well as individual acting honors for stars James Gandolfini and Edie Falco. On the comedy side, 30 Rock reaped awards for its leads, Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin, while fellow NBC comedy The Office won for Best Ensemble. Both shows feature casts that include writers, and their wins can be seen as a continued sign of SAG's support of the writers' strike.

Top 7 of '07: Best Finale #7 - The Sopranos

December 24, 2007

James Gandolfini, Edie Falco and Robert Iler, The SopranosCheck out all our lists for BuddyTV's Top 7 of '07 to relive the best and the worst of the year in television.


David Chase wasn't going to make it easy. For any pantheon-level TV series like The Sopranos, creating a satisfying finale is a losing proposition. How can you end years and years of quality television in one hour and please the fans while doing so? So, David Chase turned everything on its head and left the audience asking questions with the most risky and mysterious series finale TV has ever seen. As Tony Soprano waits for his family to arrive at a diner, he throws Journey's “Don't Stop Believin'” on the juke box.

Top 7 of '07: Saddest Death #5 - Tony Soprano(?)

December 24, 2007

James Gandolfini, The SopranosCheck out all our lists for BuddyTV's Top 7 of '07 to relive the best and the worst of the year in television.


You can see that question mark up above, and you probably understand why it's there. We never saw Tony Soprano die and the final moments of The Sopranos didn't obviously suggest that he would perish. But, it is my belief that David Chase wanted us to believe that Tony did die. There have been million of words written, theorizing about what the final moments of the finale meant, but I think all one needs is a simple analysis.

Former 'Sopranos' Star to Host Own Cooking Show

September 11, 2007

Steven Schirripa starred on HBO's The Sopranos Actor Steve Schirripa, best known as Bobby Baccalieri on HBO's critically-acclaimed drama, The Sopranos, has inked a deal that will have him hosting his own cooking series on Rainbow Media's free on-demand network, Lifeskool.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the show is called Steve Schirripa's Hungry.  The network has ordered nine episodes to be shown later this year.  The series will feature a segment with Schirripa preparing Italian-American recipes from his book, The Goomba Diet: Living Large and Lovin' It, which was published last year.

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