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  ‘Sopranos’ Star Steven Van Zandt Reveals His Return to Acting: ‘I Really Want to Get Back on TV’

  Many children dream of becoming rock stars or popular actors when they grow up, but Steven Van Zandt is one of the lucky few that is both! The longtime guitarist for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band is also well known to television audiences as Silvio Dante, Tony Soprano’s Mafia enforcer on the acclaimed series...

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  Betty White, Bob Saget and Anne Heche Among 2022 Emmy Awards' Touching In Memoriam Tribute

  The 2022 Emmy Awards also paid tribute to Vin Scully, Nichelle Nichols, James Caan, Sidney Poitier and Ray Liotta, among others

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  Why Are All Our Favorite Hollywood Wise Guys Dying?

  Photo Illustration by Erin O'Flynn/The Daily Beast/Shutterstock, Getty and AlamyAfter actor Paul Sorvino’s death was announced by his family this week, a particular clip from Goodfellas began making the rounds on social media. In it, Sorvino’s flinty mafioso Paulie Cicero delicately slices a clove of garlic for a lavish prison dinner, using a razor blade to shave off slivers so thin as to be translucent.“Paulie did the prep work,” Goodfellas protagonist Henry Hill, played by Ray Liotta, tells us

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  'The Sopranos' actor Robert Iler on how Tony Sirico protected him on set: 'You tell Uncle Tony, okay?'

  Iler, who appeared alongside Sirico in HBO's "The Sopranos," opened up about how Sirico looked out for the then child actor.

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  'The Sopranos' star Robert Iler says Tony Sirico protected him on set

  "If anyone ever bothers you... you tell Uncle Tony, okay?" Iler recalled the late Paulie Walnuts actor telling him.

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  ‘Sopranos’ star Tony Sirico laid to rest at Brooklyn funeral

  NEW YORK — Tony Sirico went home to New York for his funeral. The “Sopranos” star, who died last week at 79, was laid to rest Wednesday at the Basilica of Regia Pacis in Brooklyn. The solemn affair was overseen by his brother, Father Robert Sirico. “The most obvious thing about my brother was the crusty, tough exterior that everyone saw and that he made a living off of. I’ve likened him to a ...

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  David Chase Says Tony Sirico Was the Only ‘Sopranos’ Actor to Successfully Demand Dialogue Be Changed

  Paulie Walnuts was many things, but the mobster was no bully.

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  ‘The Sopranos’ Creator: Tony Sirico Was the Only Actor to Ever Remove Dialogue From a Script

  “The Sopranos” creator David Chase revealed to Vulture that Tony Sirico was the only actor to ever request a line change during the show’s six-season run on HBO. Sirico, who died on July 8 at the age of 79, played mobster Paulie Walnuts on “The Sopranos” and quickly became a fan favorite due to his […]

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  What to Watch podcast: Two Bachelorette s are better than one on tonight's season premiere

  Plus, secrets are stirring the pot on the series premiere of Claim to Fame, and Better Call Saul is back for its final batch of episodes.

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  'Sopranos' actor Tony Sirico, known for role as Paulie Walnuts, dead at 79

  Actor Tony Sirico, known for playing Paulie "Walnuts" Gualtieri on the Emmy-winning series "The Sopranos," has died at 79, USA TODAY has confirmed.

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