First and foremost, thank you SO much for your contributions to The Sopranos. Artie was a neat character, and you really nailed the angle of him walking a fine line of respect and fear in regards to Tony, which was absolutely pivotal for the development of both characters in early seasons. This is a really clichéd thing to say, but The Sopranos really changed my life, and I owe you and the rest of the cast and crew a lot of gratitude. It helped me through a very dark time in my life and completely altered the way I look at things and approach my life altogether. I would go on talking about how much I adore the show and why, but I do not want to waste your (and other redditors’) time.
My questions are:
After the show ended, did they let you keep any props? If so, what were they?
How long would an episode typically take to film?
Were you ever injured on set?
Were you close to any of the cast members, and do you keep in touch with any of them?
Is there anything interesting that went on behind the scenes during filming that most people wouldn’t know?
Thank you very much for giving us fans insight and an opportunity to speak with you, and more importantly, thank you for your contributions to the show.
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First and foremost, thank you SO much for your contributions to The Sopranos. Artie was a neat character, and you really nailed the angle of him walking a fine line of respect and fear in regards to Tony, which was absolutely pivotal for the development of both characters in early seasons. This is a really clichéd thing to say, but The Sopranos really changed my life, and I owe you and the rest of the cast and crew a lot of gratitude. It helped me through a very dark time in my life and completely altered the way I look at things and approach my life altogether. I would go on talking about how much I adore the show and why, but I do not want to waste your (and other redditors’) time.
My questions are:
Thank you very much for giving us fans insight and an opportunity to speak with you, and more importantly, thank you for your contributions to the show.
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