No fucking respect for the dead,FUCK THE POST

Hi.I'm italian and i live in Italy. I can only say that the news has shocked everyone here and all the newspapers and TV news talk about ...making of gifts for him.
I do not know what he told the New York Post but I can say i read on the web the results of the autopsy and the death was occured to natural causes! More respect!

http://www.liberoquotidiano.it/news/1266...e-naturali.html

Here is the link of the spokesman..who do not understand Italian uses google translate...

the governor of NJ has ordered that all flags be flown at half staff in honor of gandolfini.

So sad. Feels like watching Tony driving home - knowing that this time he just won't come back. Through the years I always wondered how Gandolfini managed to turn Tony into a character we honestly and surprisingly care about. It takes huge talent to show all the different facettes of a mobster's fractured mind .

Goodbye James, goodbye Tony. May you rest in peace.

One of the greatest actors of his generation….

The character of Tony Soprano was a villain. He was a killer who committed vile acts, an unfaithful husband, and a thief. It would have been easy to see him a caricature, a two-dimensional cartoon, if not for the extraordinary acting of James Gandolfini.

He brought the part of Tony Soprano off the page and into life. Through James we viewed Tony Soprano not as an antagonist but as an immensely complex individual. He presented us with a glimpse into a character who was at the same time a loving, faithful, vicious, angry, resentful, jealous man who loved his family, valued friendship, and agonized over life-and-death decisions.

It would have been easy, and would have even worked, if only to a lesser extent, to bring the internal battles that waged in Tony Soprano’s soul into shouts or action, but James Gandolfini was a better actor than that. With a simple stare or a shrug he conveyed the passions of a complex character without ever resulting in forcing the role. A clenched jaw or a sideways glance from Gandolfini said more than most actors could screaming at the top of their lungs.

Like the series the light go down far too quickly and suddenly, but this time there’s no hope of a final bow or an encore.

RIP

Met him on a plane going back to O'Hare Airport one time. Nice guy and a great bigger than life actor. Very realistic portrayal of Tony Soprano. He took me back to the 1960's when I was a kid. It was like going back in time through the Tony Soprano time machine. He was born for that role. R.I.P. Big Man.

In honor and in rememberance of James's characterization of Tony Soprano, I bought Journey's Greatest Hits today:

Was nice reading the tributes by his fellow Sopranos cast, he was very much loved..

Well that ruins that show for me. Now I'd just feel depressed watching it.

This news still makes me sad. Personally, I don't care too much if a celebrity/actor/actress/pro athlete dies. Most are douche bags. James Gandolfini to me, was different. He will be missed.

RIP "T"

I wrote some words on Gandolfini here.

Nice

Nice article Capo. I've read it a couple times, you've picked up things from the Sopranos that flew over my head. James was certainly a good actor.

Nice article Capo.

Some great photos of Sopranos cast members at the fumeral...


http://www.today.com/entertainment/james...york-6C10468612


Video...

That is so sad. I still can't believe it.

Here are some more nice pictures. I barely recognized Michael Imperioli.(Ok, his nose gave him away)

Seriously James obviously was well respected, loved by his fellow actors.

Btw, the church looks beautiful (at least from the outside). Huge.


TIS

http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/27/showbiz/ce....html?hpt=hp_c3

Here is the James Gandolfini tribute for anyone who hasn't seen it.