The interesting thing is... James Gandolfini, in real life, was a very mellow, cheerful guy. Great acting. RIP James. You are SORELY missed. NJs true finest.
Did anyone else catch at 1:55 how his mother came out of him? "He talked to you! Awww....poor you!" Thats EXACTLY the same trip his mom would lay on him. Excactly something she would have said to him.
"And fiddle with the air conditioning." That's one thing I loved about this show. Even in some serious moments, it always manages to find a way to slip come comedy in.
So fucked up how she threw Furio under the bus just to piss Tony off. No consideration that Tony might actually have him killed. He's had people killed for less.
For one, I don’t think he’d actually kill Furio over this. Just because she’s fantasizing about somebody they have to be killed? Other thing is he’d never be killed in Italy. He’s related to to the acting boss.
her last look is amazing. it says four things. 1. i'm going to walk away.... 2. do you want to stop me? 3. i guess you don't. 4. that was your last chance.
R.I.P James Gandolfini Tony may have been a POS, but James was well liked, respected & talented actor who loved his family more than anything in the world. You are missed James.
That part where he flips out and goes for her, and her reaction when she thinks he's going to smash her face is so well-acted. This is my favourite season finale out of the show's run. Such a master class of acting.
Always loved this scene. It takes the air out of the room and makes it suffocating and makes u feel like you’re there. Amazing acting amazing scene. Love the Sopranos. Greatest tv show eveh;-)
"i felt like someone who was terminally ill and somehow they forget it for a minute...and then it all comes back" Damn ... thats a great line. comparin him to cancer... The wire and the sopranos are the best shows ever.
Edie Falco rocks, she is in the same league as Meryl Streep, amazing actress!!!! The chemistry between her and James G is absolutely amazing, what a pair! SOPRANOS one of the best shows ever!
This is probably one of the best depictions of a husband and wife fighting. Carmela lets her emotions and anger overcome her and throwing Furio under the bus to get at Tony. @1:50 She gets a rare glimpse of the sociopath that she married. She is scared and not sure of what he might do next.
James and Edie went full-on with their acting in this scene. THIS is what I call master-class acting. So intense that, for a moment, we forgot that they were just acting.
Falco blew the house down with this episode. Hell, the day this episode aired, everyone knew she was a lock for the emmy and golden globe for best lead actress (against some pretty damn tough competition too). World class acting.
Edie Falco! James Gandolfino is a perfect mob boss, but I have never seen an actress as good as Edie Falco. Meryl Streep is super talented...almost savant-like, but Edie Falco has access to emotions that I've never seen in any actor before. She actually brings tears to my eyes because she is so amazing.
These two were made for each other. Shallow, avaricious, incapable of anything deeper in life. But the fact was, and that's what makes this show amazing, is that they wanted something else, they yearned for it. They simply were incapable of finding it, they were caught and couldn't get out. Great show and wonderful writing.
One of the best scenes ever. It's funny because as you get older, you realize that you aren't the same person you were ten or twenty years ago. This is a great example of that...
Furious isn't totally innocent - he almost shoved tony into helicopter blades when he was wasted drunk. Furio came to his senses and fled, but he definitely thought about murdering tony.
i happen to know from a source that was there for this scene that 5 minutes before Edie Falco was doing some knitting on the set- cool calm relaxed waiting for the call to the set- James was quite the opposite- he was into character 2 hours before in dressing room getting himself all wound up for this scene, screaming, grunting, yelling etc - 2 different methods- amazing outcome from both.
! totally agree!..the acting here is Brilliant!! this andt he other scene prior to this one where carmella loses her mind when tony comes home...after she finds out he was cheating.. are 2 of my favourite scenes of the whole show..What makes it even more incredible is that Davis chase says that they had to this scene over and over again..maybe 15 -20 takes...and James gandolfini and Edie falco never lost their edge.. Just great!
Carmella does my head in in season 4. She dont work but she wants wants wants and wants more lol Tony sign the living trust, Tony pay for Meadows College Tony this Tony that bitch get a job lol. Great acting though from Edie Falco and the late great James Gandolfini R.I.P
This is so REAL....the emotions....illustrates the basic principle of the primary female need for love, and the primary male need for respect--a truth in ALL marriages. Fantastic writing...I tear up every time I watch this scene!
Nail on head this scene. Every little detail.. besides the physical altercation of carmelas violent side.. she was not only a narcissist this scence differs throwing a shoe into buffet and breaking glass, and how she tried to kill pinleg ladies only son, her own life. RiP produce 2007/09
Jim Gandolfini and Edie Falco...this is a master class.
The interesting thing is...
James Gandolfini, in real life, was a very mellow, cheerful guy. Great acting.
RIP James. You are SORELY missed. NJs true finest.
It was so weird seeing him being all shy in interviews when i was used to see him rage as Tony.
Well acting usually means you are being something different than your normal self lol
OMG...he is irreplaceable! :(
Did anyone else catch at 1:55 how his mother came out of him? "He talked to you! Awww....poor you!" Thats EXACTLY the same trip his mom would lay on him. Excactly something she would have said to him.
Wow, good observation. Totally missed that. Dead on.
I always loved that. he even sounded like her tone XD
WyteCliff Jawn that's a running joke throughout the series!
It actually happens a few times on the show.
She actually said those exact words "poooooor you"
Brilliant acting by 2 brilliant actor's.... easily the best tv show ever!!
By Way Of Deception that’s the absolute best way to describe this. Kudos.
"And fiddle with the air conditioning." That's one thing I loved about this show. Even in some serious moments, it always manages to find a way to slip come comedy in.
"Don't pretend like I got a choice"
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I thought Furio was gonna appear at the end. "Eets true Mr. Tony. Me and Carmella. We want to make a'da fack wit each adder.
😂😭😂
I love how once she tells Tony she liked Furio, he starts calling him an immigrant
So fucked up how she threw Furio under the bus just to piss Tony off. No consideration that Tony might actually have him killed. He's had people killed for less.
Stirring Weeks and it was mentioned maybe once again after this the entire show
Stirring Weeks No he did want me dead.
I think Furio was back to Italy by then.
Karpov Liam i dont think tony could reach furio because furio was a made man and in italy made man are more protected since its the old country
For one, I don’t think he’d actually kill Furio over this. Just because she’s fantasizing about somebody they have to be killed? Other thing is he’d never be killed in Italy. He’s related to to the acting boss.
That end - NOTHING TO SAY.... man... she got him there, dead to rights
Tony got her too. She knew what she signed up for, and expecting to drown in his millions.
My favorite series of all time. I have seen it about 8 times all the way through and this seen is my favorite scene..What acting!!
Goosebumps! Still amazing after all these years!
Never try and and be more "Vicious" than a woman. You'll lose every time. The fact Tony lasted this long is amazing.
+TheCoolProfessor define vicious, keep the leash on a bitch
lmao yeah tony's such a sweetheart
RIP Big guy
That wall was my favorite character on the show. I wish they'd done more with it.
"You walk around actin' like butter wouldn't melt in your mouth" - Tony
Vintage.
This is from Whitecaps, arguably the best series finale of The Sopranos. Season 4 is so underrated.
That scene HAS to go down in in history as some of the greatest acting in history. On par with the best of the best. Goosebumps man, goosebumps
The strippers and cocktail waitresses?? She also forgot the airline stewardess, gloria trillo, valentina '' THE MOMBO QUEEN", and lots others.
emperor clovis she didn’t ever know about Gloria or Valentina
MOMBO? Oh Carlos was teaching you the mambo! That’s a different story! GET OUT! GET OUT!
M'boy are you fat!
She still have Tony head for his birthday
She never knew about Trillo, but airline stewardesses are the fuckin same as cocktail waitresses, except they offer you fuckin peanuts
her last look is amazing. it says four things.
1. i'm going to walk away....
2. do you want to stop me?
3. i guess you don't.
4. that was your last chance.
R.I.P James Gandolfini
Tony may have been a POS, but James was well liked, respected & talented actor who loved his family more than anything in the world. You are missed James.
That part where he flips out and goes for her, and her reaction when she thinks he's going to smash her face is so well-acted. This is my favourite season finale out of the show's run. Such a master class of acting.
Always loved this scene. It takes the air out of the room and makes it suffocating and makes u feel like you’re there. Amazing acting amazing scene. Love the Sopranos. Greatest tv show eveh;-)
I have yet to see someone acknowledge the fact that tony started to become his mother toward the end of the series.
these people are terrific actors. i love when tony gets mad....hes hilarious.
best scene out of the entire series for sure. i came in and did a search hoping to find this and i did. so thanks for uploading !
Two astonishing actors. For me this is the greatest acting in TV History.
Carmella is also a hypocrite as well as Tony. She pretends that she has no idea of what is going on in her husband's life.
I love how for a moment you think he's going to hit her, but he doesn't. Really scary moment. This is just a fantastic scene.
the scenes between these 2 is what made the show a masterpiece. THEY were the show! just watch and enjoy!
Masterful! I felt like a fly on the wall.
"i felt like someone who was terminally ill and somehow they forget it for a minute...and then it all comes back"
Damn ... thats a great line.
comparin him to cancer...
The wire and the sopranos are the best shows ever.
Masterful acting by James and Edie.
The way the camera slowly closes in on Tony's reaction to Carmella's confession. Amazing touch.
The acting here is unparalleled. The Sopranos undoubtedly contained the best displays of acting out of all the HBO shows.
Edie Falco rocks, she is in the same league as Meryl Streep, amazing actress!!!! The chemistry between her and James G is absolutely amazing, what a pair! SOPRANOS one of the best shows ever!
i constantly come back to watch this scene... this acting is probably one of the best i have ever seeen
Grey Face Me, tooo.
wow!!!!!....carms acting at 2.41 -2.46 is amazing....her facial expressions give so much. i miss thiss show so much i could shed a tear.
This episode had the finest acting I've ever seen. Powerful and emotional.
this is just ONE of the MANY great acting scenes on The Sopranos, which in my opinion is the best TV show, in the history of TV itself.
Incredible acting
As its says. Acting on another level. I can remember watching it and realising I was watching something that won't be matched.
This is my favorite scene between the two of them.
This was really a master scene. Tells much about how well these actors grew into their characters.
My heart stood still.
This is probably one of the best depictions of a husband and wife fighting. Carmela lets her emotions and anger overcome her and throwing Furio under the bus to get at Tony. @1:50 She gets a rare glimpse of the sociopath that she married. She is scared and not sure of what he might do next.
Great acting... people don't realize how FUCKING hard and mentally stressing it is to perform like this. Amazing 👏
James and Edie went full-on with their acting in this scene. THIS is what I call master-class acting. So intense that, for a moment, we forgot that they were just acting.
This one scene is a prime example why this was the greatest show of all time
Falco blew the house down with this episode. Hell, the day this episode aired, everyone knew she was a lock for the emmy and golden globe for best lead actress (against some pretty damn tough competition too). World class acting.
The only person who could talk to Tony like this and stay alive.
R.I.P. James Gandolfini, one of the greatest actors of all time.
I love how her accent gets when she starts yelling, true Italian XD
Amazing powerful acting.
The best scene these 2 ever did, awsome, best scene in a tv show. If you don't get chills watching this scene ur not alive.
jesus christ, I could imagine how much this kind of acting takes out of you.
Edie Falco! James Gandolfino is a perfect mob boss, but I have never seen an actress as good as Edie Falco. Meryl Streep is super talented...almost savant-like, but Edie Falco has access to emotions that I've never seen in any actor before. She actually brings tears to my eyes because she is so amazing.
In this scene, two wonderful actors at the height of their craft.
Falco is a serious force of an actress. Amazing.
Best show ever made right here!
Tony tells it like it is. She knew who these guys were so did Rosalie aprile, so did silvios wife, so did adriana etc etc.
They are so great. Damn, I miss this show.
Carmella: Can I tell you something Tony?
Tony: Don't pretend like a got a choice.
Great dialogue, great delivery.
These two were made for each other. Shallow, avaricious, incapable of anything deeper in life. But the fact was, and that's what makes this show amazing, is that they wanted something else, they yearned for it. They simply were incapable of finding it, they were caught and couldn't get out. Great show and wonderful writing.
One of the best scenes ever. It's funny because as you get older, you realize that you aren't the same person you were ten or twenty years ago. This is a great example of that...
Furious isn't totally innocent - he almost shoved tony into helicopter blades when he was wasted drunk. Furio came to his senses and fled, but he definitely thought about murdering tony.
Blair He did that cuz he felt same way about her.
The Fast and Furio
RIP TONY. the absolute best television.. brilliant
One of THE greatest moments from the series. It's a masterclass of their art.
"Oh, poor you!" Hey Tony, you sounded just like your mother there!
Best show ever. Its a lifestyle not just a tv show!
That scene is amazing, amazing actors
As a married man, in an occasionally contentious marriage, this scene cuts straight to the bone, and is so realistic that it's hard to bare.
Excellent scene. James and Edie go at it. The characters' rage, frustration and disappointment is palpable. Super acting!!
i remember reading how edie did not want any make up worn in this scene, great acting, you really can not do any better than this scene with jim g
i happen to know from a source that was there for this scene that 5 minutes before Edie Falco was doing some knitting on the set- cool calm relaxed waiting for the call to the set- James was quite the opposite- he was into character 2 hours before in dressing room getting himself all wound up for this scene, screaming, grunting, yelling etc - 2 different methods- amazing outcome from both.
The song is "Layla" by Derek and the Dominos.
(Eric Clapton).
It is a great song!!!
words cant describe hoe much i miss this show
Bravo... I can watch this episode again and again. An Oscar-worth performance!
! totally agree!..the acting here is Brilliant!! this andt he other scene prior to this one where carmella loses her mind when tony comes home...after she finds out he was cheating.. are 2 of my favourite scenes of the whole show..What makes it even more incredible is that Davis chase says that they had to this scene over and over again..maybe 15 -20 takes...and James gandolfini and Edie falco never lost their edge.. Just great!
Carmella does my head in in season 4. She dont work but she wants wants wants and wants more lol Tony sign the living trust, Tony pay for Meadows College Tony this Tony that bitch get a job lol. Great acting though from Edie Falco and the late great James Gandolfini R.I.P
Acting that you rarely see in films. It seems like premium shows feature actors w/ REAL talent.
One of the best scenes ever.. Love Tonys little laugh when Carmella tells him about Furio, and the way the slow zoom starts in on Tony.. Classic.
One of the best scenes ever caught on film.
It's good to see performing artist taking their craft to the highest level.
This is so REAL....the emotions....illustrates the basic principle of the primary female need for love, and the primary male need for respect--a truth in ALL marriages. Fantastic writing...I tear up every time I watch this scene!
Nail on head this scene. Every little detail.. besides the physical altercation of carmelas violent side.. she was not only a narcissist this scence differs throwing a shoe into buffet and breaking glass, and how she tried to kill pinleg ladies only son, her own life. RiP produce 2007/09
One of the best acting I've ever seen. Falco and Gandolfini are amazing
This is best scene between them. Amazing acting.
Just love that scene. Pure anger and infuriation in Carmela's voice. It just doesn't look like acting.
Truly amazing scene in the series; great acting indeed. Thanks for posting that.
Johnny Sack - Vincent Curatola - came into my buddies workplace, JR CIGARS the other day and was pretty shaken up about it. I can only imagine Edie...
The best scene in the 7 years of the Sopranos in my opinion, in probably the best episode also.. Whitecaps!
Wow, amazing scene, the only boxset Drama I ever finished. Great lead actors, RIP James one of the all time great figures in entertainment
this is a hell of a acting job on both of their parts
Which is pretty amazing because David Chase said he didn't like it in the DVD commentary.
I agree though, simply amazing scene.
"Who knew all this time you wanted Tracy and Hepburn"? Classic line. Edie and James are so underrated.
this is one of the best scenes in the whole series. tony punching the wall is more intense than him just shooting some guy.
A masterclass of acting.
Now that is what I call ACTING. They're amazing! You can't see stuff like that on TV these days.
i cant get enough of this...brilliant
Best scene in the best episode of the best drama ever!