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"The Sopranos" Kaisha (2006)


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"The Sopranos" (1999): Season 6: Episode 12 -- Christopher carries on a secret affair with Julianna, scared that Tony will find out; Little Carmine tries to make the peace between Tony and Phil; Carmela tells Tony she wants to hire a private eye to find Adriana and AJ finds a girl friend.
"The Sopranos" (1999): Season 6: Episode 12 -- Moviesbox.us - Trailer (Flash)

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4 June 2006 (Season 6, Episode 12)
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Tony and Phil begin an explosive conflict that puts Phil in the hospital, while Chris and Anthony both embark on new romances. full summary | add synopsis
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season 6 is all about the THEME more (8 total)

Cast

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James Gandolfini ... Tony Soprano

Lorraine Bracco ... Dr. Jennifer Melfi

Edie Falco ... Carmela Soprano

Michael Imperioli ... Christopher Moltisanti

Dominic Chianese ... Junior Soprano

Steve Van Zandt ... Silvio Dante (as Steven Van Zandt)

Tony Sirico ... Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri

Robert Iler ... A.J. Soprano

Jamie-Lynn Sigler ... Meadow Soprano (credit only)
Aida Turturro ... Janice Soprano
Steve Schirripa ... Bobby 'Bacala' Baccalieri (as Steven R. Schirripa)
Frank Vincent ... Phil Leotardo

Ray Abruzzo ... Little Carmine Lupertazzi
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Taleb Adlah ... Ahmed

Tom Aldredge ... Hugh DeAngelis
Adira Amram ... Stacey
Greg Antonacci ... Butch Deconcini (as Gregory Antonacci)
Neal Benari ... Aaron Schaffer

John Bianco ... Gerry Torciano
Denise Borino ... Ginny Sacrimoni

Cara Buono ... Kelli Moltisanti
Brendan Burke ... Construction Worker

Max Casella ... Benny Fazio
John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia ... Albie Cianflone
Rick Collum ... Satriale's Cashier

Miryam Coppersmith ... Sophia Baccalieri
Ciaran Crawford ... Teddy

Tony Cucci ... Dom Gamiello

Greg D'Agostino ... Jimmy Lauria
Rob Falcone ... Mr. Caravalho

Arabella Field ... Amy

Stink Fisher ... Warren
Anthony Garcia ... Teenager #1

Kadin George ... Hector Selgado

Kobi George ... Hector Selgado

Suzanne Hevner ... Val
Donnie Keshawarz ... Muhammed
Brianna Laughlin ... Domenica Baccalieri
Kimberly Laughlin ... Domenica Baccalieri

Antoinette LaVecchia ... Paula Salerno
Geraldine LiBrandi ... Patty Leotardo

Aasif Mandvi ... Dr. Abu Bilal
Jeffrey M. Marchetti ... Peter LaRosa

Julianna Margulies ... Julianna Skiff
Jonathan Marino Cuellar ... Teenager #3
Angelo Massagli ... Bobby Baccalieri Jr.

Patty McCormack ... Liz LaCerva

Keith Moyer ... Hospital Patient

Arthur J. Nascarella ... Carlo Gervasi

Dania Ramirez ... Blanca Selgado

David C. Roehm Sr. ... Hospital Patient
Kelvin Santos ... Teenager #2

Matt Servitto ... Agent Dwight Harris
Suzanne Shepherd ... Mary DeAngelis
Samuel Smith ... Orderly

Matilda Szydagis ... Yaryna (as Matilda Downey)

Schuster Vance ... Bickering husband at grocery store
Lenny Venito ... James 'Murmur' Zancone

Jeff Williams ... Another Member
Eric Zuckerman ... Scott

Samantha Zweben ... Hospital Visitor
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18 out of 26 people found the following review useful.
season 6 is all about the THEME, 20 August 2006
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Author: from United States

Each season is about a certain theme in our Americana. The show is about the supposed American Dream in our society. They all succeed but look at the price. Season #1 is about Man's struggle with his Mother. Season #2 is about Man's struggle with his siblings. Season #3 is about Man's struggle with his kids. Season #5 is about Man's struggle with his friends. AND finally Season #6 is about Man's struggle with Money and Society. If you watch every episode of each season, every scene of every episode is about the THEME of each season. Season #6 is the best of them all. It's shot from a very voyeuristic level. Each character losses something very valuable to them. BUT they each choose to STAY IN THE LIFE and keep on doing what they love. The great addiction for these people. THE LIFE is like heroine for them. Tony is trying to struggle from the addiction. But he's good at what he does. This is a man who doesn't fear life. He faces everything head on in his conscious mind. That is why the center of the show is his relationship with Melfi.

So much happens in the last episode of Season #6. It tells you so much. This is a very abstract show. Everything is very subtle and there is no melodrama at all. Watch again season 6. This show is brilliant. I'm shocked how good it is. If only every film or TV show was like this.

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