Thanks to the anticipated testimony of Carlo Gervasi (Arthur J. Jennifer Melfi (Lorraine Bracco) that “there’s two endings for a guy like me, a high-profile guy: dead or in the can.” In the show, Tony previously acknowledged to Dr. WILL HART / HBO Soprano’s own foreshadowing
So, what actually happened to Tony? One television’s most iconic show’s has an ending that’ still debated to this day. Despite heightened fanfare and speculation, the scene was never included in the show’s canon and simply remains an unused, alternate-ending take. Similar to the end of “Goodfellas,” it depicted Tony’s life in witness protection, likely thanks to the symbiotic relationship he had established with federal agent Dwight Harris (Matt Servitto). Now, with years of hindsight and a prequel, “The Many Saints of Newark,” on the horizon, the mystery behind Tony’s fate has been chipped away at - and it’s much more subtle than “Saw” meeting “The Godfather.”įalco revealed on Chuck D’s New York Knicks podcast that an alternate ending to the show was filmed with her and Gandolfini in 2010 in an effort to attract LeBron James to play in Madison Square Garden - even though she didn’t know who he was. The song cuts off at “Don’t stop” and we see 10 seconds of black screen before the final, silent credits roll. (Robert Iler), eat the best onion rings in Jersey at Holsten’s. You know the scene: Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” plays as Tony, Carmela (Edie Falco) and their son, A.J. That finale, “Made in America,” draws to an epic and ambiguous close the story of northern New Jersey crime boss Tony Soprano, played by the late, remarkable James Gandolfini. ‘Sopranos’ creator David Chase finally reveals death scene for TonyĮxactly 14 years ago, millions frantically yelled, thinking they lost their cable connection as HBO’s “The Sopranos” ended its final season - thanks to creator David Chase inventing one of the most brilliant, suspenseful last scenes in television history. James Gandolfini saved ‘actor in trouble’ on ‘Sopranos’ from nude scene ‘Disturbing’ call to James Gandolfini created classic ‘Sopranos’ line
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