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JAMES GANDOLFINI HAD A ‘TANTRUM’ OVER RAUNCHY ‘SOPRANOS’ SCENE
The creator of ‘The Sopranos’ shared some key details about his original plans for the finale.
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The TV creator also noted that he was inspired to end the series in a small restaurant, which is where the last shot takes place, after going for a drive.
“Yeah. But I think I had this notion — I was driving on Ocean Park Boulevard near the airport and I saw a little restaurant. It was kind of like a shack that served breakfast. And for some reason I thought, ‘Tony should get it in a place like that,’” he explained. “Why? I don’t know. That was, like, two years before.”
Unfortunately, he still offered no answers as to whether or not Tony Soprano is canonically dead. Instead, he merely noted that he envisioned that to be the place Soprano would have died if he were to write the script without the blackout.
‘The Sopranos’ finale aired in 2007.
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Chase has been thinking about “The Sopranos” a lot lately thanks in large part to the prequel series “The Many Saints of Newark,” which starred James Gandolfini’s son Michael Gandolfini. The patriarch passed away in 2013 at age 51.
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The director of the movie, Alan Taylor, recently speculated that he believes the scene in question marks the end of Tony.
