Sopranos Stars Reprise Their Roles For Bizarre Reason In Unearthed 14-Year-Old Video
The Sopranos stars James Gandolfini and Edie Falco reprise their roles for a bizarre reason in a recently unearthed video from 14 years ago.
Considered to be a quintessential drama series to watch, The Sopranos is a crime-drama series that follows Tony Soprano, who tries to manage the expectations of an Italian-American patriarch while acting as the head of a prolific New Jersey crime family. Burdened by the stress of the expectations thrust upon him, Tony regularly visits a therapist throughout the series run. This helps give context to Tony's actions as a ruthless boss with violent tendencies.
The Sopranos stars James Gandolfini and Edie Falco reprise their roles for a bizarre reason in a recently unearthed video from 14 years ago.
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