Nearly every episode of The Sopranos was unforgettable, but there are definitely a select few, like "College" and "Long Term ...

SILVIO ON ‘SOPRANOS’ By . Don Kaplan. Published May 18, 2007, 9:00 a.m. ET. STEVEN Van Zandt, the guitar legend who plays Tony Soprano’s right hand man, Silvio Dante, hints that a wave of ...

Silvio Dante seemed to be a man who was more focused on the office side of things in The Sopranos. However, Silvio had no sympathy for any informant against the DiMeo crime family.

Silvio Dante is one of the most memorable characters from The Sopranos.Steven Van Zandt brought Silvio and his trademark hairpiece to life in the TV series, and played Tony Soprano’s right hand ...

The Sopranos prequel movie, The Many Saints of Newark, arrives this week, featuring some of our favorite characters from the long-running mobster series as "youts." Not only will we meet a spry ...

"The Sopranos" at 25 08:04. This year marks the celebration of the debut of "The Sopranos" a quarter-century ago. The hit HBO drama about a mob family headquartered in a New Jersey strip club ...

Following his role as Silvio Dante in "The Sopranos," Steve Van Zandt shifted his focus back to music. He resumed his role as a guitarist in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band and engaged in solo ...

When ‘The Sopranos’ premiered on HBO in January 1999, critics treated it like any other series. Then the fifth episode, ‘College,’ upended the history of American television.

David Chase wasn’t initially sold on James Gandolfini playing Tony Soprano in The Sopranos because he thought he wasn’t “threatening enough.”. In an excerpt from Jason Bailey’s new book ...

Silvio is more of a consigliere. We’d already set up on the show that nobody lies better than him. Read more: What went wrong with the 'Sopranos' prequel: Our experts break it down They drive ...

Steven Van Zandt shares memories of his "Sopranos" boss James Gandolfini. "I miss him every day." Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 ... (Gandolfini) right-hand man Silvio Dante.