Sopranos was fukkin hilarious man
BelieveBeOK
Superstar
.....here's a rule you might remember......I'm the motherfukking fukking one who calls the shots
MVike28
right around the ACC
I'm the motherfukking fukking one who calls the shots
Rip dude was a genuinely humble nice man.
Goat portrayal in history.
MVike28
right around the ACC
Brehs I have YouTube premium the best investment ever
But side note sopranos clips on YouTube never have commercials even for the free users I don’t know what cheat code the sopranos channels have
I used to go down rabbit holes of soprano clips just unbelievable so good
Rip Tony and Paulie
But side note sopranos clips on YouTube never have commercials even for the free users I don’t know what cheat code the sopranos channels have
I used to go down rabbit holes of soprano clips just unbelievable so good
Rip Tony and Paulie
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
Have watched this in it's entirety at least 4 times, a true classic
No Tony Soprano, no Walter White
Dont forget Vic Mackey
but they all came from the boss of North Jersey 
Erratic415
Superstar
I don’t even think it was subtle either. The cut from “who else?” to Tony.
A lot of the dialogue with black characters was bad though. For example, Bokeem Woodbine had some cheesy dialogue in that one episode.
He was associated with the Colombo family. They have his sentencing transcript on smoking gun.
Tony Darrow who played Larry Boy Barese (he also was the restaurant owner in Goodfellas who gets his head cracked by Joe Pesci) was involved in some shyt, as well the actor who played Albert Barese.
Life imitates art: Sopranos actor sent to jail for mob-related extortion
Anthony Borgese, who uses the stage name Tony Darrow, pled guilty in Brooklyn federal court to one count of participating in an extortion conspiracy to collect a debt.
www.ibtimes.com
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RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
I don’t even think it was subtle either. The cut from “who else?” to Tony.
A lot of the dialogue with black characters was bad though. For example, Bokeem Woodbine had some cheesy dialogue in that one episode.
He was associated with the Colombo family. They have his sentencing transcript on smoking gun.
Tony Darrow who played Larry Boy Barese (he also was the restaurant owner in Goodfellas who gets his head cracked by Joe Pesci) was involved in some shyt, as well the actor who played Albert Barese.
Life imitates art: Sopranos actor sent to jail for mob-related extortion
Anthony Borgese, who uses the stage name Tony Darrow, pled guilty in Brooklyn federal court to one count of participating in an extortion conspiracy to collect a debt.
I read some youtube comment that Albert Barese was selling dogfood and caught a case thats why he wasnt around too much for filming
hickorysmoked1
Rookie
.....here's a rule you might remember......I'm the motherfukking fukking one who calls the shots
Such a cold line. Probably my favorite in the whole series.
When Johnny Sacks' wife hid the candy bars and he came back in the house
LevelUp
Posting on THECOLI & MIND MY BUSINESS..
New York / New Jersey — Late 1990s (FBI Records)
According to FBI wiretap transcripts and court-documented investigations, real members of the Italian-American Mafia were secretly recorded discussing The Sopranos during the show’s original run. The conversations occurred across multiple crime families as the series gained popularity and national attention.
Federal investigators later confirmed that several mobsters expressed shock at how closely the show mirrored real life. Some believed the writers had inside information, while others complained that scenes involving therapy, family dynamics, and internal power struggles were “too close to home.”
In certain cases, captains reportedly warned associates to lower their voices or stop talking business entirely when the show was playing, fearing surveillance or unwanted attention. One wiretapped conversation described the series as “dangerous” for how accurately it portrayed the psychology and structure of organized crime.
Despite the concerns, The Sopranos continued airing uninterrupted, eventually becoming one of the most influential television series ever produced. Law enforcement officials later acknowledged that the show’s realism stemmed not from leaks, but from extensive research and consultation with former prosecutors and journalists who had covered organized crime for decades.
No charges were brought solely from these conversations, but the recordings remain a rare glimpse into how real mob figures viewed a fictional portrayal that hit uncomfortably close to reality.
benny: (knocks on bosses door)
hey boss, the sopranos is about to start, i saved you a seat in the front room.Boss Bruno:
YOU BIG GABAGOOL...DONT CHA SEE WE ARE IN HERE HANDLING BUSINESS, CLOSE THE DOOR BENNY (throws phone at the door)Benny:
but boss, you told me to tell you when the show was about to start..Boss Bruno:
FAGETABOUTIT WELL YA....THOSE FAT SPAGHETTI EATING ZAMBOS CAN KISS MY AZZUnderboss:
aye, we being racist against ya own people now Bruno?Boss Bruno: (Stands up and clutches chest) MAMA MIA...MY HEART...MY HEART
underboss: (standing over the bosses body) You fat Smelly gabagool salami eating MF...DIE NIKKA DIE
