Infamous Mob Hits: A Gruesome Photo Gallery
"You're born to this shit. You are what you are."
—Tony Soprano
St. Valentine's Day Massacre, S-M-C Cartage Company, Chicago, 1929
"Machine Gun" Jack McGurn, Chicago Bowling Alley, 1936
Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel, Beverly Hills, 1947
Albert "The Mad Hatter" Anastasia, Manhattan Barbershop, 1957
Carmine "Cigar" Galante, Joe & Mary's Italian Restaurant, Brooklyn, 1979
Angelo Bruno, South Philadelphia, 1980
Paul Castellano, Sparks Steak House, NYC, 1985
CODA
Enrico "Rico" Bandello, Little Caesar, 1931
Matt Doyle, The Public Enemy, 1931
Tony Camonte, Scarface, 1932
Cody Jarrett, White Heat, 1949
Sonny Corleone, The Godfather, 1972
Johnny Boy Civello, Mean Streets, 1973
Fredo Corleone, The Godfather: Part II, 1974
Tony Montana, Scarface, 1983
Tommy DeVito, Goodfellas, 1990
Tony Soprano [1960-2007]
User Comments - Add a Comment
Krankshaft - 2009-02-06 18:32:54
Tony Soprano did not die in the final episode. Watch the camera's point of view carefully. When it goes black, it's not his point of view we're seeing. It's the viewer getting "whacked." David Chase is saying, "sorry, pal, you're finished" to the viewer, not to Tony Soprano. I'm not saying Tony couldn't have died if the episode had continued, but he didn't die in that moment.
Mike Pizzi - 2008-05-14 09:31:36
Is Tony deceased? What sets up the sequel?