James Gandolfini | Beyond Tony Soprano | A Docu-Mini 

Same, I'm a Vietnamese, know about Mr. James Gandolfini throught 'The Mexican' movie and I was interesting with his role. Then I just typed the name of James then realized that he was dead two years ago, my face and my emotion just can't explain but I feel sadly immeadiately... Just in 2018, I was know about The Sopranos and really enjoying this tv-show, threw my die hard habbit 'video-games' into a space to digging The Sopranos until the end. To this day, I still miss and love James Gandolfini but I still not know my why for it. Maybe I liked him because James is a New Jersey but his thoughts and class was crushed me. Sorry if my English is terrible to explain my words, because there is a lot of things I wanna share about James Gandolfini.

@@chuannguyenvuanhSG92 your not wrong it's depressing finishing the show itself then to later find out that James had past is heartbreaking such a great actor took way too soon.

Ik what you mean. Ik this sounds kind of unrelated but thats how i felt when nipsey hussle died... yk successful people tell young people a pretty common peice of advice and that's "if you wanna be a millionaire but don't know where to start. A good place would be is to find a millionaire you feel you relate to and jog behind him everyday when he goes jogging" if you know what that means then you know. My point is though... that's usually true except when your 19... and you've been "jogging" to the tune of your favorite millionaire for 5 years and then suddenly you watch him get shot 6 times and kicked in the head in the parking lot of his own establishment...almost made me give up tbh watching the man that gave me hope get murdered. I'm sure thats how alot of people feel about mr gandolfini as well..

it was my last day in the army. mandatory military education, or whatcha ma callit. received a message from my friend: "james gandolfini has died, sorry for your loss". I was happy to be free, but sad for this at the same time. never forget that day. and I surely understand how it really is weird, to get so emotional over someone who you never knew

This is so on point....what a huge loss.

He’s a goddamn hot house flower, that’s his problem.

Played out

Eddie Valenzuela move on pal.

@Scott Olson "eh, WUYUGUNUDHOO?"

@@jdizzle8751 Youre acting like a woman who's got two virginia hams under her arms and crying because shes got no bread.

Same story as me, except for me it was the incredible _Hill Street Blues_ SO GOOD! Finally had the time! :D ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-apo5Ft0XLhQ.html

I did the same, almost finishing it, and I'm amazed

Finished it yesterday tremendous show

We are enjoying watching the series through. James Gandolfini's acting is amazing. The other characters are just as good. I have only watched it now and again when it was on. I will probably re-watch the whole series again. It will be one of the favorites of all time along with Mad Men and Boardwalk Empire.

Finally got to watch Kenna James entire oeuvre during lockdown. Time well spent, if a little draining.

Method acting.

He was gay? Gary Coopah?

I understand therapy as a concept, but in my world it does not go down

Whadevah happened to gary coopah, y'know da strwong silent type?

He died!

This. I have the same feeling.

Settle down dude

Im so dissapointed he didnt do more interviews during the sopranos run.

Johnny Sack What an expected comment. It’s time for your wife’s mid afternoon feeding.

Well, he did use Brando as an influence on him for the role

Johnny Sack my estimation of you as a man just plummeted with that

@@SlipknotMachinehead Johnny is a pragmatist

calm down he aint tht good

I like watching The Drop after watch the series. Its like a Tony Soprano sequel if he were in Witsac...lol

@@adriancanestra6910 Is The Drop any good?

@@HOTD108_ If you're a fan of Hardy and Gandolfini, you'll love The Drop. I've bought digital copies twice. First one when it came out, comcast.. mistake. Lost my account. Then I bought it again a few years ago on Prime. It's literally my only digital film. Yeah, it's really good.

​@@HOTD108_Amazing movie,and you can watch it a few times without getting bored.

I loved the dreams. They were one of the best parts of the show. I think they portrayed the semi-coherent nature of dreams as well as the motifs which are drawn from recent experiences in the real world (as can be seen).

*particularly the dream sequences.

Hated that dream episode......it ceesed to be sopranos to me

@@davidschmidt270 I don't know, the show always had a dreamy-eerie tone, like when Tony is sick in the boat episode.

KieranGunnOfficial only show that has managed to make a dream sequence actually feel like a dream. Bizarre shit like melfi turning into his mom or all his teeth falling randomly. In other shows, you cannot tell dream sequences apart until they tell you it’s a dream.

Habahahah

one of my favorite scenes

Your just here to pick the frigging bones!!

Dude, HBO is still a massive luxury....

It’s funny how Sopranos fans and Seinfeld fans intersect. I’ve seen sopranos at least 10 times start to finish. I have the dvds. I’ve also seen Seinfeld at least ten times start to finish. I have the dvds. They are two of the most influential shows of the last 40 years. It’s awesome that we have Enough Said to enjoy two great actors outside of the roles they are known for.

@@StromboliTastesGood Yeah my girlfriend's a fan of both, I just can't seem to get into "Seinfeld" not matter how much I try. Just not for me. "The Sopranos" is my favorite show though.

Zahi Farah love u

@@zfarahx same here, I never understood the Seinfeld phenomenon. Sopranos I've watched all seven seasons, literally to the point where I can recite it entirely. It's the only TV show I can do that with. I never get sick of it therefore it makes it the best Ever, in my opinion.

The wire is amazing too

He was also good in 8mm.

....absolutely played the antagonist, Redford said he loved working with him.

He was also played a brilliant gangster in True Romance.

Yees

A criminally underrated movie.

this and breaking bad

@@aeronautisch And Chuck, Jimmy and Kim in BCS.

Fully agree. I just finished the series for the first time. Amazing

While I think the wire is superior to the sopranos and Tony Soprano isn’t the best character ever put to screen, I agree that James Gandolfinis performance is the greatest performance ever put to screen on televisions by far

@@aeronautisch As incredible as Bryan Cranston's performance is, I'd say Gandolfini's is even better.

4 P spot on

Hardly fair now hes dead and his legacy is set. Long live De Niro

Glennandrews how’s that joke going so far?

@Johnny Sack shittin me. U ever seen Casino? Guess not.

Deniro is a terrible actor he only plays one character...

The many saints of Newark! Son looks just like him too

He is and ive seen the set photos and it looks incredible.

old news that my friend! keep up pal love from the UK

@mikedoesseo he is the main character

That's a terrible idea. It's a 1% chance that would work, that his son just happens to be as good of an actor as he is? No way. They should have massive auditions to find an actor that looks similar to a young James Gandolfini but has at least 80% the acting chops.

Thanks for your service!

Tony Sirico and Him went to Iraq to support the troops And was Mr.Gandolfini whole idea What a great man ,miss him and I didn't even knew him

Holy cow i saw that first then the original. Which guy did he play?

Damn never knew there was a remake and had him in it, gotta watch it.

You are definitely right on that one!

Where can i catch it? Netflix?

@@mulawarmankwsuper Juror 6, apparently one of the more easygoing guys

I agree ☝️ but how he did that roll was so authentic and natural. And he is Italian and he is from New Jersey lol I think he would of been a gangster in the 1970s l😮

Terrific film

Alright, take it easy

@mikedoesseo ...yes , that's in the top 5 .

really great movie

Uhhhh steal a better movie

Gabagool? Ova heeeeeah!

Original Kev

Small hands, that was always his problem

Who the F is Chadwick Boseman compared to James Gandofini? Literally a nobody lol

​​@@Luigix99xThat's quite rude. Chadwick Boseman was a talented actor, and while he wasn't on the same level as James Gandolifini he was skilled and did great in his career (not just as Black Panther, too. Even though he was the best thing about the BP movie).

Don't forget Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Agree! The list of actors/actresses in that movie is Fing insane...

@mikedoesseo You're an eggplant.

Agree..very underrated film

There is strict guidelines for that and I'm not sure he met the criteria...

@@MattHelmSA there's no criteria when it comes to heaven. James definitely got in.

@@MrBlack252 absolutely is criteria.. read the Bible

@@MattHelmSA God does not hold you to a sub standard nor a set of rules in order to earn forgiveness or to see your true being. James was a light, he had a good aura and his energy radiated love. That is all that matters in the end. People hold each other to sets of rules that are absolutely out of context and for that they themselves unknowingly corrupt their being as well as others.

@@MrBlack252 there is but one way unto salvation and add it through the acceptance of Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior and to have actual repentance