Sopranos

No, but Janice would be. https://t.co/RWQDQhq023

— Mark Harris (@MarkHarrisNYC) April 6, 2021

Definitely! Also Kevin Garvey Sr. from The Leftovers, Scott Glenn's character. Maybe Paul Kinsey from Mad Men, or Aidan Macallan from House of Cards--there's a whole list there.

Kenneth from Mad Men imo

Janice for suuuuuure tho

paulie would definitely "have questions"

Except for his brief meltdown with those Chevy guys, I always thought Ken Cosgrove was pretty grounded, VG.

idk he seemed like a kook to me lol

What would ever give you that idea?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6nDsLx98SI

AJ seems like safe bet

AJ is going to be infamous for the rest of his life because he was goaded into entering the capitol and someone got a photo of him pooping on AOC's shoes

Good morning! I investigated Furio's luxurious silk shirts on The Sopranos. Feast your senses: https://t.co/cCfJfIxnc6

— Gabriella Paiella (@GMPaiella) April 8, 2021

Includes a link to an Artnet story about the Furio actor discovering that he owns a $10 million painting.

a real life webistics https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/21/100-million-new-jersey-deli-linked-to-shell-company-e-waste.html

who's their Matthew Bevilacqua

Instead of a prequel movie, I want a series about Janice’s life post-Tony getting whacked.

it's gonna involve q

and a viral video of her doing some sort of horrible racist shit / getting kicked out for not wearing a mask / hassling a group of kids / yelling DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM? / some combination of all the above

Trailer out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHa95iy2lF0

starring a de-aged John Cusack. bold.

I really don't understand how Gandolfini's son is playing Tony. The kid is 19 this year, the series established Tony's birthdate as 1959/60, and the movie takes place in the turbulent Newark of the '60s.

― a Mets fan who gave up on everything in the mid '80s (Dr Morbius), Wednesday, February 27, 2019 8:24 PM

Looks terrible

I really don't understand how Gandolfini's son is playing Tony. The kid is 19 this year, the series established Tony's birthdate as 1959/60, and the movie takes place in the turbulent Newark of the '60s.

― a Mets fan who gave up on everything in the mid '80s (Dr Morbius), Wednesday, February 27, 2019 8:24 PM

― pplains, Tuesday, June 29, 2021 10:39 AM (five minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

yes.

Looks terrible

― bruce spr!ngisH3r3 on broadway (Whiney G. Weingarten), Tuesday, June 29, 2021 10:44 AM (twenty-five seconds ago) bookmarkflaglink

yes

at least they have ray liotta in there playing himself

CHANTIX!

yikes that looks embarrassingly self-parodic. Has Vera Farmiga fallen into the most bizarre niche of typecasting?

Gandolfini's son already laughably tried to play a teenager in The Deuce—I didn't know who he was at first so was deeply confused why they didn't just cast an actual teen actor. He was more convincing when they let him play a sleazy douchebag stock broker in the third season, but he's...not his dad

Movie will probably be fine; the trailer rots. It looks like they gave young Tony some AJ qualities, which is probably the way to go.

***LOUD DRUM SOUND***

***LOUD DRUM SOUND***

***LOUD DRUM SOUND***

***LOUD DRUM SOUND***

***LOUD DRUM SOUND***

***SHITTY MUSIC***

Vital pic.twitter.com/bLZLMGTeVe

— 🔊💚 IT WAS BASS, MIDS, TOPS ALL ALONG 💚 🔊 (@joemuggs) June 29, 2021

awful trailer and lack of due care to a fictional world timeline aside... I'm still actually quite looking forward to watching this shite!

looks like a lame origin story but i gotta think thats just the trailer, i trust dave chase

^

I trusted milch too but the Deadwood movie was mostly forgettable

Tbf, Milch was not at his best when they were making that.

Nic Pizzolatto revealed in December 2018 that he had helped Milch write the screenplay ... Milch, whose Alzheimer's diagnosis was made public in April 2019, took a hands-off approach to the production of the film; he relied on director Daniel Minahan and co-executive producer/writer Regina Corrado to see to the details.

yeah

also i think apples vs oranges

it may have been forgettable but it wasnt straight up bad which is the concern here

I thought the revive was going to be this, which is quite the look.

Young Paulie Walnuts on the beach is everything pic.twitter.com/48iOd6VG49

— Darren Richman (@darrenrichman) June 28, 2021

Looks like James Caan in the Godfather

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EL3_MyaXkAYF-Bb?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

or Zardoz in long pants

Hope this does well because I want to see a terrible Mad Men movie with 1981 Roger Sterling.

Predicting there will be little humor here. Besides Liotta’s Chantix antics

Feel like Gandolfini and Falco's performances have held up, and most of the rest of the show has not. But maybe I need to watch it again.

Definitely the latter. Not only has it not dated - it’s gained layers and layers of context and resonance.

Not worried about the movie - trailer is clearly designed to draw in demographics who’ve never watched the show. And hey, now some of them will.

Do we know for sure that Gandolfini is involved in the Newark riots portion of the movie? I always thought the focus of this was supposed to be more on Dickie, so it could begin in the 60s, with Tony not showing up until it progresses to the 70s.

I thought the look of much of the trailer said 70s rather than 60s, but what do I know

Has Vera Farmiga fallen into the most bizarre niche of typecasting?

I don't see her that often--she was really good in Netflix's Halston film. In this one, I'd be more worried about Ray Liotta (among lots else, if the trailer means anything).

We need Liotta’s character to be the godfather of Melfi or something

Xp

Nothing against Farmiga, it’s just that the last thing I saw her in was playing Norman Bates’s mother in the Psycho prequel

They sure make her look like Carmella.

https://i.imgur.com/bNSfY5Z.jpg

“Qu’est ce que sais …answering machine broken?”

They sure make her look like Carmella.