The Sopranos (1999 - 2007)

The Sopranos

92%

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98%

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Series Info

A series chronicles the life of a New Jersey mobster, Tony Soprano, on his home front. There are other mobster Italian families, like his own, in his neighbourhood. They live like a community and have their own set of rules. The plot traces the difficulties in his personal life while his runs his criminal syndicate. He's respected for his power and kindness. This anti-hero's life is full of tragedies and dark humor.
Creator: David Chase

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Seasons

83%
Critics Consensus: America's first crime family bows out in a chilling cut to black during a meditative final season that is debatably cruel to audience expectations but wholly committed to its thematic integrity.

2007, HBO, 9 episodes

89%
Critics Consensus: The Sopranos' final season craftily builds to its anticipated climax with more of the dark humor and heartfelt characterizations that made it one of television's strongest series.

2006, HBO, 12 episodes

92%
Critics Consensus: The penultimate season of The Sopranos hurtles toward the series' climax without sacrificing the compelling stories and vibrant characters that made it an acknowledged television classic.

2004, HBO, 13 episodes

90%
Critics Consensus: The war seeps into the Sopranos household in a season of discontent, with each of these artfully rendered devils stewing in a divine comedy of their own making.

2002, HBO, 13 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Deftly using its complex characters to delve into thorny moral quandaries, the third season of The Sopranos continues to deliver consistently compelling, albeit controversial, viewing.

2001, HBO, 13 episodes

93%
Critics Consensus: The Sopranos' strong cast and solid writing add depth to the show's occasionally unlikable characters and their repellent deeds, making for thought-provoking, consistently compelling viewing.

2000, HBO, 13 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: The Sopranos smartly runs an emotional gamut, offering detailed character work and riveting suspense while displaying a flair for both comedy and drama.

1999, HBO, 13 episodes

Cast

James Gandolfini
as Anthony Soprano
Ron Leibman
Lorraine Bracco
as Dr. Jennifer Melfi
Edie Falco
as Carmela Soprano
Michael Imperioli
as Christopher Moltisanti
Nancy Marchand
as Livia Soprano
Nancy Marchand
as Livia Soprano
Jamie-Lynn Sigler
as Meadow Soprano
Dominic Chianese
as Corrado `Uncle Junior' Soprano
Robert Iler
as Anthony Soprano Jr.
Hal Holbrook
Steven Van Zandt
as Silvio Dante
Annabella Sciorra
as Gloria Trillo
Tony Sirico
as Paulie `Walnuts' Gualtieri
Steve Van Zandt
as Silvio Dante
John Ventimiglia
as Artie Bucco
Vincent Curatola
as Johnny `Johnny Sack' Sacramoni
Vincent Pastore
as Salvatore `Big Pussy' Bonpensiero
Drea de Matteo
as Adriana La Cerva
Elizabeth Bracco
Joseph Badalucco Jr.
as Jimmy Altieri
Jason Cerbone
as Jackie Aprile Jr.
Aida Turturro
as Janice Soprano
John Costelloe
as Jim Witowski
Frankie Valli
David Proval
as Richie Aprile
Steve Schirripa
as Bobby `Bacala' Baccalieri
Robert Patrick
as David Scatino
Federico Castelluccio
as Furio Giunta
Joe Pantoliano
as Ralph Cifaretto
Steve Buscemi
as Tony Blundetto
Robert Loggia
as Michele `Feech' La Manna
Ben Kingsley
Joseph R. Gannascoli
as Vito Spatafore
Jerry Adler
as Herman `Hesh' Rabkin
Frank Vincent
as Phil Leotardo
Julianna Margulies
as Julianna Skiff
Sharon Angela
as Rosalie Aprile
Kathrine Narducci
as Charmaine Bucco
Maureen Van Zandt
as Gabriella Dante
Max Casella
as Benny Fazio
Tony Lip
as Carmine Lupertazzi
Ray Abruzzo
as Little Carmine Lupertazzi
Dan Grimaldi
as Patsy Parisi
Peter Bogdanovich
as Dr. Elliot Kupferberg
John Fiore
as Gigi Cestone
Suzanne Shepherd
as Mary DeAngelis
Tom Aldredge
as Hugh DeAngelis
Lillo Brancato
as Matt Bevilaqua
Oksana Babiy
as Irina
Paul Schulze
as Father Phil Intintola
Al Sapienza
as Mikey
Chris Tardio
as Sean Gismonte
Anthony DeSando
as Brendan Filone
Matt Servitto
as Agent Dwight Harris
Louis Lombardi
as Skip Lipari
Michael Rispoli
as Jackie Aprile
George Loros
as Raymond Curto
Ari Graynor
as Caitlin Rucker
Michele DeCesare
as Hunter
John Heard
as Vin Makasian
Tony Darrow
as Larry Boy Barese
Leslie Bega
as Valentina
Frank Pando
as Agent Grasso
Gregory Alan Williams
as Reverend James Jr.
Peter Riegert
as Assemblyman Zellman
Richard Maldone
as Albert Barese
Alla Kliouka Schaffer
as Svetlana Kirilenko
Patti D'Arbanville
as Lorraine Colluzzo
Andrew Davoli
as Dino Zerilli
David Strathairn
as Robert Wegler
Patrick Tully
as Noah Tannenbaum
Robert Desiderio
as Jack Massarone
Lola Glaudini
as Danielle
Nicole Burdette
as Barbara Giglione
Denise Borino
as Ginny Sacramoni
Joseph Siravo
as Johnny Boy Soprano
Frank Santorelli
as Georgie
Frances Esemplare
as Nucci
Saundra Santiago
as Jeanne Cusamano
Will Janowitz
as Finn
Robert LuPone
as Bruce Cusamano
Toni Kalem
as Angie Bonpensiero
Rocco Sisto
as Young Junior
Joe Santos
as Angelo Garepe
Marisa Redanty
as Mrs. Scatino
Lillo Brancato Jr.
as Matt Bevilaqua
Turk Pipkin
as Aaron Arkaway
Frank Ciornei
as Slava Malevsky
Mary Louise Wilson
as Catherine
Vitali Baganov
as Valery
Ariel Kelly
as Tracee
Richard Portnow
as Harold `Mel' Melvoin
David Margulies
as Neil Mink
Ed Crasnick
as Comedian
Laila Robins
as Young Livia
Burt Young
as Bobby `Bacala' Baccalieri Sr.
Polly Bergen
as Fran Felstein
Sam McMurray
as Dr. John Kennedy
Will McCormack
as Jason La Penna
Bokeem Woodbine
as Massive Genius
Barbara Andres
as Aunt Quintina
Frank Wood
as Dean Ross
Kevin O'Rourke
as Don Hauser
Bill Cobbs
as Reverend James Sr.
Joe Penny
as Vic Musto
Mark Blum
as Randall
Alicia Witt
as Amy
Ed Vassallo
as Tom Giglione
Albert Makhtsier
as Stasiu Wosilius
Katalin Pota
as Lilliana Wosilius
Cara Jedell
as Ally
Jon Favreau
as Himself
Sully Boyer
as Dr. Krakower
Tony Ray Rossi
as Fred Peters
Bobby Borriello
as Young Tony
Maria Grazia Cucinotta
as Isabella
Sofia Milos
as Annalisa
Carlo Capotorto
as Little Paulie Germani
David Mogentale
as Coach Goodwin
Madeline Blue
as Janice
Frankie Millio
as Rusty Millio
Vic Noto
as Biker No. 2
Joe Lisi
as Dick Barone
Robyn Peterson
as Bobbi Sanfillipo
Matthew Sussman
as Dr. Schreck
Matt Del Negro
as Brian
Janeane Garofalo
as Herself
Robert Funaro
as Eugene Pontecorvo
Michael Gaston
as Alex Mahaffy
Paul Herman
as Beansie Gaeta
Sandra Bernhard
as Herself
Frank Pellegrino
as Frank Cubitoso
Vittorio Duse
as Zi Vittorio
Max Cassella
as Benny Fazio
Lauren Bacall
as Herself
Sig Libowitz
as Hillel
Mark Karafin
as Egon Kosma
Matthew Breiner
as Rob
Mike Memphis
as Jimmy Bones
Linda Emond
as Dahlia
Brian Geraghty
as Counter Boy
Donna Smythe
as Gia Gaeta
John Hensley
as Eric Scatino
Linda Lavin
as Dr. Wendy Kobler
Lawrence Taylor
as Himself
Carl Capotoro
as Little Paulie Germani
Annika Pergament
as Newscaster
Ian Group
as Colin
David Lee Roth
as Himself
Erica Leerhsen
as Birgit Olafsdottir
Lenny Venito
as James `Murmur' Zancone
Mike 'Scuch' Squicciarini
as Big Frank
Tommy Savas
as Xavier
Joe Pacheo
as Policeman
Frank Sinatra Jr.
as Himself
Bill Richardone
as Joseph Melfi
Sam Gray
as Judge Greenspan
Ciro Maggio
as Raffaelle
Bernie Brillstein
as Himself
Ilene S. Landress
as Dr. Laurens
Deepa Puroht
as Ambujam
Elizabeth Flax
as Therapist
Ismail Bashey
as Dr. Mehta
Dayna Gizzo
as Rita
Craig Wojcik
as Pizza Kid
Gano Grills
as Antonio
Sam Coppola
as Dr. Reis
Stephen Payne
as Dominic
Robert Bogue
as Ed Restuccia
Peter Davies
as Paxton
Tim Daly
as J.T. Dolan
Crystal Fox
as Nurse
Antonio Lubrano
as Nino
Guido Palliggiano
as Pino
John Fiske
as FBI Man
Anya Shetler
as Ilana
Louis Crugnali
as Carlo Renzi
Linda Mann
as Joint Copper
Lydia Gaston
as Rosie
Arthur J. Nascarella
as Carlo Gervasi
Charles Sammarco
as Joey
Alida Tarallo
as Prostitute
James Murtaugh
as Judge Lapper
Sasha Nesterov
as Russian man
John Freudiger
as Chooch
Elena Antonenko
as Russian woman
Nancy Ellen Cassaro
as Joanne Moltisanti
Lorenzo Gregorio
as Miles
Carl Capotorto
as Little Paulie Germani
Barbara Haas
as Alda Melfi
Nancy Cassaro
as Joanne Moltisanti
Getchie Argetsinger
as Yoga Instructor
Michael Garfield
as Len Tannenbaum
Giuseppe Zeno
as Tanno
Geraldine LiBrandi
as Patty Leotardo
Oni Faida Lampley
as Cynthia
Tony Hale
as RN Collins
Jana Januskova
as Dancer
Gary Perez
as Agent Marquez
Joe Bacino
as Little Joe
Diana Agostini
as Miriam
Michette Ardente
as Mandee
Leslie Beatty
as Nancy
Danton Stone
as Mr. Sontag
John Christopher Jones
as Kevin Cullen
Kelly Kole
as Debbie
Frank Bongiorno
as Guiseppe
Bruce Smolan
as Emil Kolar
Scott Lucy
as Acting student
Zachary Knower
as Dr. Enloe
Alik Sakharov
as Agron
Raymond Franza
as Donny K
Edoardo Ballerini
as Corky Caporale
Ajay Naidu
as Omar
Brian Smyj
as Agent Smyj
Yvette Mercedes
as Homeless Woman
Igor Zhivotovsky
as Igor Parnasky
Peter Allas
as Salvatore
Emad Tarabay
as Matush
Catrina Ganey
as Nurse
Melissa Weil
as Mrs. Sontag
James Shanklin
as Anesthesiologist
Anne Assante
as Caterina Cella
Scottie Epstein
as Quickie G
Carlo Giuliano
as Italo
Richard Romanus
as Richard La Penna
Marc Freeman Hamm
as Party Goer
Richard Verdinio
as Police Officer
Robert Prescott
as Mitch
Ralph Lucarelli
as Cozzerelli
Raffaele Giulivo
as Camillo
Colleen Werthmann
as Agent Malatesta
Gregory Russell Cook
as Rocco De Trollio
Kieran Campion
as Epsilon Zet
Antonette Schwartzberg
as Beansie's mother
Brooke Marie Procida
as Bride
Daniel Booth
as Waiter
Charles Trucillo
as Cop No. 1
Joe Pucillo
as Beppy
Anthony Alessandro
as Waiter
Phyllis Somerville
as Brenda
Jay Christanson
as Agent Jongsma
Dennis Gagomiros
as Agent Theopolis
William Da Ruffa
as Joe
Denise Borino-Quinn
as Ginny Sacrimoni
Deirdre Sullivan
as Hospital patient
Remy K. Selma
as Siraj
Luiza Liccini
as Stripper No. 1
David Warshofsky
as Cop No. 2
Sal Petraccione
as George Piocosta
Matt Cerbone
as Young Jackie Jr.
Lou Bonacki
as Francis Satriale
Dominick Charles Carbone
as Kevin Bonpensiero
Michael Hogan
as Dov Ginsberg
Neal Jones
as Agent Tancredi
Marie Athanasiou
as Stripper No. 2
Daniel Oreskes
as Principal Cincotta
Artie Pasquale
as Burt Gervasi
Tony Kalem
as Angie Bonpensiero
Mark Damiano II
as Young Tony Soprano
Manuela Feris
as Martina
Gary Evans
as FBI Tech No. 1
Glenn Kessler
as FBI Tech No. 2
Vito Antuofurmo Sr.
as Bobby Zanone
Juliet Fox
as Young Janice Soprano
Margo Singaliese
as Lisa Cestone
Domenica Galati
as Mother
Abigail Marlowe
as Sarah
Seth Barrish
as Dr. Freed
Bill Kocis
as Father Nicolai
Anthony De Sando
as Brendan Filone
Marcia Haufrecht
as Fanny
John Bianco
as Gerry Torciano
Elxis McLaren
as Young Barbara Soprano
Tyler Gulizio
as Little Boy
Peter McRobbie
as Father Felix
Johnny "Cha-Cha" Ciarcia
as Albie Cianflore
Loulou Katz
as Little Girl
Taleb Adlah
as Ahmed
Cyndi Ramirez
as Girl
Kelly Madison Kole
as Debbie
Etan Maiti
as Jason
Donnie Keshawarz
as Muhammed
Peter Byrne
as Security Guard
Jay Boryea
as Bouncer
Rosie Chavolino
as Second Dancer
Jay M. Boryea
as Bouncer
Brian O'Neill
as Hollings
David Ross
as Janitor
John Rue
as Kloski
Larry Clarke
as Cop
Scout
as The Miami Relatives
Capathia Jenkins
as Store Employee
Merel Julia
as Gianna Milio
Nick Annunziata
as Eddie Pietro
Frank Borelli
as Vito Spatafore Jr.
Paulina Gerzon
as Francesca Spatafore
Diego Lopez
as EMT
Kristen Cerelli
as Jen Fazio
Mario D'Elia
as Benny Fazio Sr.
Judy Prianti
as Connie Fazio
Dierdre Friel
as Sandy
Alicia Lorén
as Eden
Ariana Delawari
as Shelly
Meital Dohan
as Yael
Laura Niemi
as Roxanne
Channing Pourchot
as Carla
Dee Nelson
as Erica
Enya Flack
as Janine
Angelle Brooks
as Liason Woman
Dylan Bruce
as Doorman
Alberto Bonilla
as Alonso
José Sánchez
as Hector
Joe Abbate
as Man No. 1
Todd Wall
as Man No. 2
Filippo Bozotti
as Giovanni Coppito
Peter Selzer
as Elderly Man
Bjorn Johnson
as Photographer
John Robert Tramutola
as Boy No. 1
Joseph Emmi
as Boy No. 2
Gina Tognoni
as Catherine Lipman
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Series Details

TV Network: HBO
Premiere Date: Jan 10, 1999
Genre: Drama
Executive Producers: Brad Grey, David Chase, Matthew Weiner, Ilene S. Landress, Robin Green, Terence Winter, Mitchell Burgess, Frank Renzulli, Robert D. Green
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