Long-awaited 'Many Saints of Newark' trailer drops to delight of 'Sopranos' fans
“The Many Saints of Newark” will be released on Oct. 1 in theaters and on HBO Max, where it will stream for subscribers for 31 days.
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Fans
of “The Sopranos” won’t have to wait too much longer for the feature film
prequel to the revolutionary TV series.
“The
Many Saints of Newark” will be released on Oct. 1 in theaters and on HBO
Max, where it will stream for subscribers for 31 days.
A
trailer for the film was released on Tuesday.
The
film follows a young Tony Soprano “as he grows up in one of the most tumultuous
eras in Newark’s history.” He’s played by Michael Gandolfini, the son of the
late James Gandolfini - who portrayed the crime boss during
the show’s 10-year run beginning in 1997.
Last
September, the cast and crew returned to New Jersey to film reshoots put
on hold by the pandemic. The “Many Saints” cast was in Bloomfield to film at
the famed ice cream shop Holstens – also where the last scene of the last show
took place.
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12 was at the first ever SopranosCon in New Jersey in 2019. The next one is
being held in Atlantic City on July 23-25.
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