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Silly film fan, you didn’t think Tribeca was going to sit back and let Venice, TIFF, Telluride, and NYFF have all the fall festival fun, did you? Sure, the annual Tribeca Film Festival is typically in the late spring, but starting this year, the event is ready to branch out into the fall, as well, with the announcement of the Tribeca Fall Preview.

Michael Gandolfini is keeping it in the family.

Sopranos sequel The Many Saints Of Newark.The actor who played Bobby Bacala in the original HBO series, which ran from 1999-2007, hailed the film’s recent trailer and said he’s hearing great things about the prequel.“I saw the trailer, it looks great,” he told NME before adding: “I hear it’s wonderful and I’m looking forward to seeing it soon.”Despite having to fill big shoes, Michael Gandolfini, son of the late James Gandolfini, who plays a younger Tony Soprano, apparently “delivers the

The legendary mob boss from The Sopranos is finally back, as the very first trailer for The Many Saints of Newark dropped on Tuesday.

It’s been more than a decade since audiences caught a final glimpse of Tony Soprano munching on onion rings with his family while listening to "Don’t Stop Believing" before the screen abruptly cut to black.

Fans of the Sopranos have been waiting with bated breath for their first look at the upcoming prequel film The Many Saints of Newark and the team has, finally, released the first trailer.

opens with a memorable voice.«When I was a kid, guys like me were brought up to follow codes,» says the late James Gandolfini. The line is from the actor's most iconic role, as mob boss Tony Soprano on the hit HBO drama . Onscreen, we see a younger version of Tony, just getting his start in Newark, New Jersey.

You woke up this morning, got yourself a gun.

Sopranos prequel The Many Saints of Newark has just been released – check it out below.The new film will focus on the formative years of notorious mob boss Tony Soprano, who was played by James Gandolfini in the hit HBO show.His son, Michael Gandolfini, is playing a young Tony Soprano in The Many Saints of Newark.Gandolfini will be joined by Alessandro Nivola, Vera Farmiga, Leslie Odom Jr, Jon Bernthal, Corey Stoll, Billy Magnussen, John Magaro and more.Check out the trailer for The Many Saints

The long-awaited prequel to The Sopranos is almost here!

Even though the show’s run ended almost fourteen years ago, the influence of David Chase‘s “The Sopranos” still looms over contemporary TV. Without Chase’s show, there’s arguably no “Breaking Bad,” “Better Call Saul,” “Ozark,” “Narcos,” or any number of other recent TV shows that still take inspiration from it.

was pushed from Dec. 18, 2020, to Oct.

With the fall and early winter corridor being fiercely competitive, Warner Bros. is changing a trio of release dates in order to best position their movies. All of them will still go day-and-date on HBO Max (for first 31 days) with theatrical.

The Many Saints of Newark.The actor, who recently starred in One Night in Miami and Music, told NME about what fans can expect from the forthcoming Sopranos prequel film.“I work for the family,” Odom Jr.

The long-awaited ‘Sopranos’ prequel film, “The Many Saints of Newark,” was originally supposed to be released last fall. Of course, we know what happened to all the films that were supposed to hit theaters back then.

The Sopranos prequel film The Many Saints of Newark has had its release date moved for the second time.The movie had been set to arrive on March 12 – a date that had already moved from September 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Many Saints of Newark, which is being produced by New Line Cinemas and released by Warner Bros., is now set to be released in cinemas and on HBO Max on September 24, as Variety reports.The move comes following the news last month that Warner Bros.

Warner Bros is moving The Many Saints of Newark from March 12 to Sept. 24. New Line is releasing.

In recording over 50 episodes of the Four Quadrant podcast, this writer has rarely been so surprised you could categorize it as “shocked.” That wasn’t the case when speaking to actor John Magaro last week.

In recording over 50 episodes of the Four Quadrant podcast, this writer has rarely been so surprised you could categorize it as “shocked.” That wasn’t the case when speaking to actor John Magaro last week.

20 years since The Sopranos first introduced the world to Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) and the various characters of his New Jersey crime syndicate, but the show's popularity hasn't waned a bit since that divisive fade-to-black ending that may or may not have signaled the mafioso's demise.

It has been 20 years since The Sopranos first introduced the world to Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) and the various characters of his New Jersey crime syndicate, but the show's popularity hasn't wavered a bit since that divisive fade-to-black ending that may or may not have signaled the mafioso's demise.