The Sopranos
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James Gandolfini 1961–2013
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 20th June 2013
The Sopranos seems like such a long time ago. Most of the shows this website discusses could be termed part of television's "golden age", and so much success and acclaim has been found in their anti-heroic lead characters, it's easy to forget where this era all started. Don Draper, Walter White, Dexter, Nucky Thompson: none of these could have existed in the same way without Tony Soprano. James Gandolfini's performance, brutally masculine with a childlike vulnerability, paved the way for all of them, and set the tone for audiences to accept, and even root for, lead characters who do terrible things. He died yesterday at 51, which is far too young.
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Exclusive quote from Dominic Chianese on joining Boardwalk Empire
TV News | Ed Williamson | 18th August 2011
The Sopranos' Uncle Junior is to join the cast of Boardwalk Empire for its second season. Let's see what Dominic Chianese had to say about it.
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Best TV drug addicts
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 8th June 2011
By which we mean 'worst', obviously, because drugs are BAD. Unless of course you only take enough to have a smashing time, in which case we've very much got five on it. Welcome to Our Drug Hell.
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