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Jerusalem posted:I'll still argue to my dying day that the point is that we don't know and never will know. Our journey along with Tony basically paralleled Melfi's, we were safely able to ride along and root for him and enjoy his crimes and infidelities a step removed, and then it was over and we no longer had that privileged insight into his life. Maybe that guy in the Members Only jacket stepped out of the bathroom and killed him? Maybe he went home and lived another 30 years on top of the rickety ship of the modern day Mafia? Maybe he was killed a day, a week, a month, a year later? Maybe he had a heart attack at dinner and fell down dead at the table? Was hit by a car several weeks down the line? Got taken out by some new rising Captain? This 1000000% Some of it clunky but it's still great. Some people point to OZ as the start of the 'prestige drama' and they may be right. But I think it was Sopranos that really figured out how to put it all together and make it all work and started it all. edit: Is "Don't Stop Believing" still the most purchased song on iTunes? double edit: Gilbert Gottfriend had Dominic Chianese (Uncle Junior) on his podcast and it's a great, great interview. If you like the Sopranos, check it out. He talks about Marchand and Gandolfini. He's also a talented musician and he did a song for the show. It was beautiful. Jose Oquendo fucked around with this message at 14:20 on Sep 1, 2017 |
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Ralphie's a great character. Joe Pantoliano did an interview with Gilbert Gottfried's podcast and a lot of Ralphie character is stuff he pulled from his hosed up childhood. It's worth tracking down and listening to.
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