Tag: james gandolfini

• Review: The Many Saints of Newark

  

  Alan Taylor’s The Many Saints of Newark is the entertaining but somewhat unconvincing prequel to The Sopranos. The film chronicles the early life of Tony Soprano, played in a legendary performance by the late James Gandolfini, yet by the end of it you don’t really feel as if it’s really a convincing origin story, because […]

  christiandimartino

  October 9, 2021

  Reviews

  alan taylor, alessandro nivola, billy magnussen, christian dimartino, corey stoll, film, films, gabriella piazza, hbo, james gandolfini, john magaro, jon bernthal, leslie odom jr, michael gandolfini, movie, movies, ray liotta, television, the many saints of newark, the sopranos, tv, vera farmiga, wordpress

• The Most Haunting (and Devastating) TV Death (I Have Seen)

  

  By Christian DiMartino I am no television expert. I used to always be stuck in conversations in which people gloated and bragged about how they watched Game of Thrones or Breaking Bad in a week flat. As someone who really didn’t have an interest in TV outside of Seinfeld, I used to always think to myself, “Ah, what it […]

  christiandimartino

  July 17, 2020

  Blogs, tv

  adriana la cerva, christian dimartino, drea de matteo, edie falco, game of thrones, james gandolfini, michael imperioli, orange is the new black, the leftovers, the sopranos, tv