Edie Falco On 'Sopranos' Movie

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[ViceCityVacation]

She's soooo cute, always had a thing for her on the show. And stop talking about Tony S. He was a fictional character, who cares if he is dead, get a life(to those in real need of a social life). He is as dead as 2pac, Biggie, Elvis and JFK. And possibly Osama, but I'll believe that the day the U.S Government shows me the pics.

[spaceorbison]

She's an angel

[moparmonster1965]

@TheWitchOvAgnesi Okay, smart alec. No, of course not. I've heard that theory floated, but I didn't buy it then, either. It's no more racist to imply that they were responsible for Tony's alleged murder than the Italian-looking guy in the Members Only jacket, which is why I mentioned both.

Have you ever been to New Jersey? There's a lot of black people there. No big deal, really.

[TheWitchOvAgnesi]

@moparmonster1965 What??? Why do you think the black guys had something to do with it??? Are you a racist!!!!?????

LOL just kidding. I actually comment on that very thing on another video. It seemed so out of place when they walked it.

[moparmonster1965]

@TheWitchOvAgnesi Agreed on all points. I think he, like the fans, was so attached to the character that while the series was going to end, he couldn't bring himself to blatantly kill Tony, so he hid behind artistic license and used a cut to black finale to finish the story.

We can say that there are allusions to Ton'y murder by Meadow's three attempts to park or the guy in the

Members Only jacket, or the black guys entering the restaurant, but still, it's all supposition and innuendo.

[TheWitchOvAgnesi]

@moparmonster1965 Yeah, that is a good point. It's like he wants to have his cake and eat it too. It's as though he was afraid to commit... one way or the other.

But that assumes that David Chase did NOT show us EXACTLY what he wanted too (i.e. Tony's death - as he interprets death to be). In other words, I don't think he wants to let us decide Tony's fate and in fact actually shows it the way he's been depicting it up till then.

Of course, it would be nice for him to just say so... LOL

[moparmonster1965]

@TheWitchOvAgnesi The best thought I saw in an interview was something along the lines of that it doesn't make any sense that David Chase was telling us his story but then he turns around and lets us decide the fate of his main protagonist. It's kind of a cop-out. If Tony died, he should show it, but instead, he leaves us all hanging and we're still debating it years later.

[TheWitchOvAgnesi]

@moparmonster1965 But that is exactly what death is. Tony's life ended, and as such, in the words of Ayn Rand, his world, not ours, ended as well. No conclusions or tied loose ends were needed.

I agree with your last line completely though.

[TheWitchOvAgnesi]

@deejayem91 A prequel would be the only solution, but the characters are already too old for that. Make-up can only go so far. Tony Sirico looks like he's in bad shape too.

And yes, Tony's dead. End of discussion.

[moparmonster1965]

@rmr355 Umm, that was absolutely positively never shown to be a fact or even implied. The series ended with blackness, no conclusion, no loose ends being wrapped up, no neatly packaged and easily labelled way of stating what exactly became of everyone and everything.

And that's the fact.

But I agree that there will likely never be a movie now; too many lead characters are dead and the actors and actresses involved don't really seem to want it.