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Yes. AVERY*SUNSHINE: Now I was gonna do some talking, but I'm not.Any sopranos? AVERY*SUNSHINE: I want you to sing.Any altos?
Any sopranos?
Well sopranos, I want you to sing something that sounds a little like this.
I watched "The Sopranos" and "Family Ties."
I was on "The Sopranos" heavy.
They filmed "The Sopranos" in my town.
The main sopranos in the key of C. I have many of them in my collection.
did "The Sopranos," who did "The Office," those two guys, other top A-list directors, and then just gave them a couple simple rules.
AVERY*SUNSHINE: Sing sopranos!
You watch the Sopranos.
watching The Sopranos whatever you and we six feet under it was a was a an
I'm only found in The Sopranos for some reason.
So HBO has produced "Game Of Thrones," "Sopranos."
in the HBO series 'The Sopranos.'
watched an HBO series since The Sopranos and of course The Sopranos I watch because I'm from New Jersey but uh so that's the story of the wire for me
they they wrote on the sopran David Chase created The Sopranos Mitch and Robin uh one couple of Emmys two or
The series hadn't really taken hold yet the way-- "The Sopranos" was sort of in the air, and then "The Wire" was coming.
My more senior colleague in TV got to write about "The Sopranos" premiere and "Six Feet Under" finale.
filmed its very famous finale at the Santa Monica Pier The Sopranos fugitive manic or get
you see on TV and those you see on “The Sopranos,” you’re going to think they’re all mobsters.
You could never be sure when you’re watching “The Sopranos” or “Six Feet Under,” is this a dream sequence?
It does the same kinds of gestures that these stories like "The Sopranos" or "The Godfather," and so on, take for granted, which
The soprano that you saw me play is one of two main performance sopranos that I use, and you heard it in the recording of the piece we just heard.
three were were part of the writing staff of the um of The Sopranos yeah and
So not another show, not just a Sopranos quality show, but in fact a show that would create enormous buzz
My favorite moment with Sun Tzu is in the episode of the "Sopranos" where Dr. Melfi is saying to Tony Soprano, listen, don't come to me.
We had a second producer named Hans Graffunder who worked on "The Sopranos," and now he produces for Terrence Malick, who's an up-and-coming filmmaker you'll be hearing
That’s almost 200 episodes of “Sopranos.” When you have these kinds of enormities, it just demands ideas and quality writing from
I mean watching “The Sopranos” or whatever, or “Six Feet Under,” was an example of
And I bought, with my allowance-- I bought tenors and sopranos singing their arias.
originally created by Mitchell burus and Robin green who are probably more well known for creating The Sopranos well
But in particular, he wrote a few songs for classically trained sopranos.
I regularly had to deal with the cast of the Sopranos and stuff.
And so when you have, like, “The Sopranos” ran for nine years, “Six Feet Under” ran
The Sopranos is obviously completely inspired by Goodfellas.
And when you think about that energy of a wise guy or someone in the mafia, I'm thinking Robert De Niro and anyone you can think of from "Goodfellas" or "Sopranos."
So that's why, for example, the TV shows that I was watching when I was writing "The Sympathizer" were TV shows like "The Sopranos" or "The Wire."
as a or the golden age of television, capital G, capital A, capital T. From the Sopranos,
When you've got high tenors and low basses, when you've got a beat boxer, when you've got gorgeous ballad singing sopranos and raspy soulful altos, you've got
One of them, which is funny, I did this when "The Sopranos" was a hot show.
The thing I love most is drama, it's the thing I watch as a fan, you know, "The Wild" "The Sopranos" and that's the stuff I'd rather do but I'm always fearful of being one of
the small screen, not the big screen -- a lot of writers -- well, you look at shows like the Sopranos and
And things like the Sopranos and the
And to go to Arthur Avenue and see the real Italian America and tradition alive and better than the Sopranos ever was; that's where I
In college, I was very fortunate to take an acting class with a woman named Nancy Marchand, who was a wonderful actress on Broadway who also played the grandmother in the Sopranos.
So, it's normal to forget the actor who played Tony Soprano in the HBO series The Sopranos.
For example, many Italian-Americans were upset at the depiction of Italian-Americans in a television show, “The Sopranos.” This is because, if you are in an area where the only Italian-Americans you meet are those
example of uh applying to television the principle of the novel known as the unreliable narrator you could never be sure when you're watching The Sopranos
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