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Chris Albrecht recalls the chain of events in the new documentary, Wise Guy: David Chase and The Sopranos.
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The centerpiece of the documentary is director Alex Gibney's interview with Chase in a replica of Dr. Jennifer Melfi's office.
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Stevie Van Zandt: Disciple is an easygoing hangout doc that fetes its subject’s over five decades as a rocker, producer, and Sopranos cast member.
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Co-writer Larry Love deemed himself "too much of a perfectionist."
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“[Gandolfini] met me when I was 12 … and he was very [much like a] father figure," Iler said.
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If there’s a single scene in The Sopranos guaranteed to make me cry every time, it’s the suicide attempt of AJ Soprano, Tony’s failson and namesake.
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"I say this all the time, you do a scene with James Gandolfini, you walk away a better actor," Van Zandt said.
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The Sopranos never gets old.
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The problem with Secret Invasion’s AI credits isn’t just one of ethics, or of ugliness. It’s a wasted opportunity on top of everything else.
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Chase said Sirico could be both "hysterical" and "haunting" as Paulie Walnuts.
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Sirico brought both a sense of humor and a genuine sense of menace to his role, emerging from that landmark series as a true pop culture icon.
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Sorry to those football players: Meadow and AJ have won the entire Super Bowl.
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Bracco wasn't happy with show creator David Chase's direction for the character.
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Does Tony Soprano die? David Chase is putting an end to the speculation.
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More Sopranos could be headed your way.
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Liotta was originally considered for the role of Sopranos character Ralph "Ralphie" Cifaretto
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Michael Gandolfini haunts us as the character his father played so memorably.
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"We needed her to go out with a bang, and we owe her that much."
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Sopranos fans will appreciate this one.
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"Tony in his 20s. That would be interesting to do," said the Sopranos creator.