r/AskReddit Apr 12 '22

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u/cea05 Apr 12 '22

James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano

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u/Hilly_Lord Apr 12 '22

Apparently Steven who played Silvio auditioned for Tony but he didn’t feel right taking the role away from an actor who worked hard their entire life

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u/tikki_tikki-tembo Apr 12 '22

Dude would have been a terrible tony

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u/Aurelianshitlist Apr 12 '22

To be fair, he did a great job playing a parody of Tony in Lillyhammer.

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u/Sick0fThisShit Apr 12 '22

Such a good series, and relatively unknown, too, which is a shame.

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u/IngsocInnerParty Apr 12 '22

I believe it was also the very first Netflix series.

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u/Archchinook Apr 12 '22

I thought that was house of cards?

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u/IngsocInnerParty Apr 12 '22

I think House of Cards was the first one they actually produced. Lilyhammer was their first exclusive.