David Chase says that Martin Scorsese hates the sopranos

Quoted as one of the true players in television history and maybe the biggest show in the history of the medium, it is difficult to find someone who hates directly The sopranos. But there is a prestige name that would not have made anything if the show was sent to long -term parking spaces. No, not Daniel Radcliffe, but Martin Scorsese, who turns out The sopranos.

Martin Scorseses disinterest in The sopranos is well documented, but David Chase offered a certain elaboration of what the director stopped ever looking for a second opinion. “Marty Scorsese does not like the show. He said: ‘I don’t understand’ – it is like all these trees and sh*t … It is very simple. He grew up in New York in Little Italy, and there are five families organized there. That is what he depicted. I grew up in New Jersey. The suburbs to build and get trees. Hey, half an hour above the bridge a world can be removed …

Maybe fitting, dozens of actors of Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas would play a role in the end The sopranosWith the best known Lorraine -Bracco (Karen Hill/DR. Melfi), Michael Imperioli (Spider/Christopher Moltisanti) and Frank Vincent (Billy Batts/Phil Leotardo). Chase thought about filling Ray Liotta later, but the actor would ultimately play the Moltisanti twins The many saints of Newark. In an ironic point of view, an actor named Anthony Caso had a role in tension in Goodfellas And later played Scorsese in an episode of season 1 The sopranos.

All in all, we have to agree with Martin Scorsese about his Sopranos Evaluation. Just because The MOB film does not show the same lifestyle as The The mob show does not reduce its value. Sure, Marty can have any settings he wants, but there is space for both – and much overlapping. And it cannot be denied that a hit is a hit.