The final series of the Sopranos

Started by Gabriel_Hurl, May 15, 2007, 08:19:05 PM

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SammyG

Quote from: Hardy on May 16, 2007, 03:45:36 PMAnyone know if it's on Ch 4 or wherever?

The previous series is on Ch4 at 11:00 on Monday nights but I haven't heard any news about the last series, although I'm sure it won't be too long til it's on.

Gabriel_Hurl


Hardy

Thanks lads. RTÉ is usually first with these things OK. Looks like I'll be recording, then sitting down in front of it when I roll in, only to wake up at 3am, having seen the first 5 minutes.

Canalman

Really hope that Christopher is whacked with extreme prejudice.

Syd

Is it not on tonight on RTE? I cant see it on the listings.

SammyG

Quote from: Syd on May 17, 2007, 08:13:45 PM
Is it not on tonight on RTE? I cant see it on the listings.

It's postponed, to next week, because of the election debate.

Syd

Quote from: SammyG on May 17, 2007, 08:15:25 PM
Quote from: Syd on May 17, 2007, 08:13:45 PM
Is it not on tonight on RTE? I cant see it on the listings.

It's postponed, to next week, because of the election debate.

Cheers Sammy, f**k the election !

greygoose

I have seen the first 5 x episodes of the new series... UNREAL  :)

J70

From NY Post:


SILVIO ON 'SOPRANOS': NO ONE LEFT STANDING

By DON KAPLAN

May 18, 2007 -- STEVEN Van Zandt, the guitar legend who plays Tony Soprano's right hand man, Silvio Dante, hints that a wave of extreme violence is about to rock the final three episodes of "The Sopranos."

"If they were ever considering the idea of doing a ['Sopranos'] movie, let's just say it would need to be a prequel," Van Zandt told The Post.

Van Zandt, 56, is also known as Little Steven from his days with Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. He says he was approached by "Sopranos" creator David Chase about 10 years ago to play the level-headed Mafioso - even though he had absolutely no acting experience.

"I guess he saw something in me," Van Zandt says. Silvio's recognizable expression, a curled lower-lip frown, was something Van Zandt came up with himself.

"I did everything I could from the outside in to transform myself," he says. "I didn't want anybody to look at the show and say, 'I saw that guy playing Indianapolis once.' That included a facial transformation. I didn't want him smiling the same way I smile. I didn't want anything the same."

He says he gained at least 50 lbs. for the role. "I was thin my whole life, so when you gain weight, your whole thing changes, you walk differently, you talk differently, you think differently. It's a big transformation. I wanted to look in a mirror and see someone else. I knew if I could see him [Silvio], I could be him."

Van Zandt says he plans to work with a trainer at least twice a day now to try and drop the weight. "I gained a bunch of weight which now I gotta lose before I get back on stage - hopefully Bruce [Springsteen] won't move too fast," he jokes.

While he's not ruling out acting again, Van Zandt says he plans to focus mainly on music. He oversees two channels on Sirius satellite radio and is the executive producer of the round-table talk radio program, "The Wiseguy Show," which is moderated by his old "Sopranos" colleague, Vincent "Big Pussy" Pastore.

Gabriel_Hurl

Sunday night's episode - holy shit

:o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o

Gabriel_Hurl

Tonight's episode - even more holy shit

J70

Quote from: Gabriel_Hurl on June 04, 2007, 03:18:31 AM
Tonight's episode - even more holy shit

Who is going to be left standing?!


Gabriel_Hurl


Hardy

Ah lads - make sure there are no spoilers please. Or I suppose I could just not look in here.

Billys Boots

You can spoil it for yourself on hbo.com anytime you want, it gives plot synopses for each week of the series on the US schedule.  I'm really enjoying it so far, and would plead with our North American correspondents to keep it to themselves, pleeeeease.
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