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This highly detailed, handmade model makes an incredible gift for any fan of the hit series. This specific diorama showcases one of the most memorable scenes from the show, featuring a failed hit and an accidental seatbelt-related death during a dramatic drive-by.

The show’s deep exploration of family, loyalty, and morality is endlessly fascinating, and the nuanced performances by the cast are nothing short of brilliant. In a career I can describe as homogeneous, he played some mafia figure more than forty times, sporadically altering with a corrupt cop.The brand new “Sopranos” Funko Pop collection includes everyone’s favorite New Jersey mobsters: Tony and Carmela Soprano, Silvio, Paulie and Christopher. Paulie Gualtieri is one of the most iconic characters in The Sopranos. He’s a tough guy with a heart of gold, and his unique brand of humor has made him a fan favorite. Hey there, I'm Princess. I’m an annual comic con attendee, Star Wars-loving, and collector freak. My mission is simple: To bring cool geeky news and content and share my passion with the rest of the world. It’s been more than 20 years since Tony Soprano walked into his therapist’s office for the first time and changed television forever. But the lasting impact of the show hasn’t wavered in the years since: most diehard fans have rewatched the series at least two times over, and now Funko Pop has released a brand new “ Sopranos” collection that includes adorable miniaturized versions of everyone’s favorite mobsters.

The American television fiction series The Sopranos premiered on the HBO cable channel on January 10, 1999, and became a big hit right away. The show was created by David Chase and starred James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano, a middle-aged man who struggles to balance his home life with his role as the head of a New Jersey Mafia family. Before he entered the writing profession, Gualtieri was a criminal who, according to the Los Angeles Times, had more arrests than jobs in the field.During a visit by a group of ex-convict actors, Sirico gained interest in acting, enrolling in classes and starting his trial in the show-business world upon his release. Before giving life and soul to Paulie “Walnuts” Gualtieri, Sirico led a life worryingly similar to the characters he would play so much throughout his career. And despite his often-questionable decision-making, you can’t help but root for him. After all, he’s just trying his best in a complicated world. He’s also an expert in the art of dirty jokes. Whether he’s getting into arguments with anyone or making crude comments about women, Paulie is always entertaining. The show was praised for its writing, acting, and direction and won numerous awards, including the Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series.