The Sopranos
About The Sopranos
The Sopranos follows Tony Soprano, a New Jersey mob boss who struggles to manage his criminal organization while dealing with personal and family issues, all under the care of psychiatrist Dr. Jennifer Melfi. Widely regarded as one of the greatest television series ever made, the show pioneered the modern prestige TV era and explored themes of American identity, morality, mental health, and the decline of the American Dream through the lens of organized crime.
Characters (6)
Tony Soprano
Played by James Gandolfini
Carmela Soprano
Played by Edie Falco
Christopher Moltisanti
Played by Michael Imperioli
Dr. Jennifer Melfi
Played by Lorraine Bracco
Silvio Dante
Played by Steven Van Zandt
Paulie Gualtieri
Played by Tony Sirico
Videos
The Sopranos Official Trailer
Frequently Asked Questions
The Sopranos has 6 seasons with 86 episodes. It aired on HBO from January 10, 1999 to June 10, 2007.
The Sopranos is available to stream on Max (formerly HBO Max). It can also be purchased on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV+.
The Sopranos was created by David Chase. It is widely credited with launching the "Golden Age of Television" and influencing virtually every prestige drama that followed.
The Sopranos famously ends with an abrupt cut to black during a scene in a diner. The ambiguous ending has been debated by fans and critics for years, with creator David Chase eventually confirming that Tony Soprano dies.
Yes, The Many Saints of Newark (2021) is a prequel film set in the 1960s and 1970s. It stars Michael Gandolfini (James Gandolfini's son) as a young Tony Soprano.