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HBO's Official Site

The 13 episodes of last season, Season 5, focused on mob boss Tony Soprano's separation from his wife Carmela, as well as the new challenges he faced at home and work, from within his immediate family, other mob families, and law enforcement.

The Sopranos - Family Values

According to the latest rumors, the season will start airing March 2006. Also, the name of the first episode of the season will be "Members Only". The episode is written by Terence Winter and directed by Tim Van Patten.

The Sopranos on IMDB

The similarities between Bill Clinton and Tony are eerie and perhaps not coincidental, because the series began in the Clinton era. Both Tony and Clinton are powerful men with put-upon but loyal wives, an embarrassing sibling, accomplished daughters and affinities for cigars, fine food and oral sex.

Soprano Sue's Sightings

Reporting from North Jersey, the geographic location of where the filming of HBO's award-winning series The Sopranos takes place! We'll take you on a virtual tour of New Jersey and if that's not enough, you can always take the Sopranos Bus Tour with On Locations Tours.

SopranoLand

Mama mia! Get ready to take the plunge into Sopranoland (trust us, it's much better than a header off Paterson Falls). You've just hit the biggest Sopranos Fan Site on the web (Over 175 pages and 90 MB of files and still growing).

Sopranos Actor's Official Sites 

Frank Vincent

Actor, musician, comedian, writer, producer. Born in North Adams, Massachusetts of first generation Italian-Americans and raised in the Greenville section of Jersey City, New Jersey. Frank's father, an amateur actor introduced him to show business at an early age. Frank acted in school plays and studied music at St. Paul's grammar school. He played piano, trumpet and drums but soon his love for the drums took center stage.

Joseph R. Gannascoli

It's been a huge year for Sopranos star Joseph Gannascoli. His character, Vito Spatafore, is poised for a break-out year on the Sopranos, he's gotten married, lost 140 pounds, has a book coming out, and is working on shoring up interest in an idea that he has for a show combining two of his passions- sports and cooking.

James Gandolfini

Mr. Gandolfini prefers to let his work speak for itself: "I'm an actor... I do a job and I go home. Why are you interested in me? You don't ask a truck driver about his job." So with the privacy of the man at heart, we offer a guide through his stage, television and motion picture work, allowing fans and students a wider range of roles to choose from.

Dominic Chianese

"Who would think that Uncle Junior has the soul of a poet? He doesn't, for the most part, unless you consider cursing poetry. But Dominic Chianese does. He is a true artist, a man completely trusting of the heart.

Jamie Lynn Sigler

Jamie was born in Long Island, New York, the third child of Connie and Steve Sigler. She's not Italian, contrary to her on-screen image. In fact, she's Cuban, Jewish-American, and Greek.

Tony Sirico

Tony Sirico grew up in Brooklyn, New York and currently lives with his mother in Bensonhurst, New York. Tony is also not unfamiliar with the hard times and crime. In his younger days he was sent to jail on several occasions for holding up night clubs. During his stay in prison he became interested in acting after watching a theater group which came to perform. He also says that the film Public Enemy starring James Cagney had a big influence on him.

Federico Castelluccio

Federico portrayed Tony Soprano's hottest hit man "Furio Giunta" on the critically acclaimed HBO series, "The Sopranos." Captivating in his role as the no nonsense "Furio", Federico is equally captivating with paintbrush in hand. Experience his brilliance firsthand in our "Artwork" section.

Steve Van Zandt

You may know Steve from The Sopranos (he plays Silvio Dante) or as the longtime guitarist from Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. Now you can get to know him as the coolest DJ in the country, a proud throwback to the late-night hipster jocks of long-gone 1960s and '70s FM radio.

The Lighter Side Of The Sopranos 

Make sure you laugh out of earshot.

E! Sopranos Quiz

Okay, you Sopranos fans know why we've brought you here today, right? We've been hearing talk that you may know a little something about this thing of theirs. That you may be well-versed in matters of family and family. And that when it comes to Sopranos info, you might be willing to sing like da proverbial canary.

HBO.com's Sopranos Games

Take the Turnpike Trivia Challenge or ante up to Big Pussy's Poker Heaven. Don't get too comfortable though, buddy. We're watching.