New York Post

Michael Imperioli reveals why this emotional ‘Sopranos’ scene needed 12 takes

He couldn’t fuhgeddabout this scene. Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa, who both starred on “The Sopranos,” looked back at their time on the drama in an interview published Tuesday. Imperioli, 59, ...
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The Sopranos Star Recalls The Surprising Scene That Took The Cast 12 Takes To Film

The Sopranos has no shortage of serious, tough scenes that ask a lot from the actors in terms of emotions and physicality, with some shot over 12 takes. Michael Imperioli, who played Christopher in ...
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The Sopranos’ Michael Imperioli Reveals The Awkward Scene The Crew Needed ‘12 Takes’ To Complete, And This Doesn’t Surprise Me At All

On set, laughter often happens in the most awkward of moments. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. And, when they played the song ...
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Michael Imperioli Says This Serious “Sopranos ”Scene Needed 12 Takes Because the Cast Wouldn’t Stop Laughing (Exclusive)

Michael Imperioli is recalling his Sopranos days with a funny memory. Speaking with PEOPLE exclusively while he and Sopranos costar Steve Schirripa partner with Sanpellegrino, the White Lotus actor ...
Smithsonian Magazine

‘The Sopranos’ Changed How Television Told Stories. These Scripts, Sketches and Set Designs Reveal What Made the Mob Drama So Thrilling

An exhibition at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York provides visitors with a behind-the-scenes look at the ...
Time

'The Sopranos' Named Best-Written TV Show Ever

** FILE ** In this photo, released by HBO in 2007, Edie Falco portrays Carmela Soprano and James Gandolfini is Tony Soprano in a scene from one of the last episodes of the hit HBO dramatic series "The ...