The Many Saints of Newark Trailer Introduces a Young Tony Soprano

| June 29, 2021 |

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The Many Saints of Newark — *Photo: Barry Wetcher | Warner Bros. Pictures*

Don't let his D+ boilerplate fool yous, the results say Tony Soprano is a leader, nosotros acquire in the first trailer from the upcoming The Many Saints of Newark . Written and produced by The Sopranos creator, David Hunt, the movie will dig deep into the roots of the time to come boss of the DiMeo family unit, the "glorified crew" with its thumb on Northern New Jersey. Many origin stories prove how heroes brainstorm. The Many Saints of Newark trailer promises we volition get to see the legend made. Cheque out the trailer below!

The late James Gandolfini'south son Michael Gandolfini gets his button playing the teen-aged Antonio Soprano, as nosotros hear his name called in the echo of his loftier schoolhouse hallways. Tony seems to be a trouble kid. He spends his time defending his rep on the street, or making trouble at school. Like a lot of kids his historic period, he doesn't apply himself. He'south got a high IQ but would rather slack at habitation, listening to Humble Pie records through the earliest version of headphones: 2 huge speakers, one by each ear.

Judging from the trailer, Dr. Melfi's more Freudian analyses might accept been on the marker during the serial. Tony did want to marry his mom, later on all. Vera Farmiga who plays Livia Soprano, sounds just like Edie Falco when she played Carmela. Livia appears to exist every bit dismissive of her son, snorting at the very idea Tony could lead anything, as she turns out to be every bit his female parent on the series.

"Growing up with the family unit takes a toll," we hear in the trailer, as the family scene blurs with the mob family unit. Jon Bernthal plays Giovanni "Johnny Boy" Soprano. Tony's male parent looks comfortable handling the hardware of the merchandise. Corey Stoll plays Junior Soprano, who offers to schoolhouse immature Tony on the ways of life, merely his blood brother'due south son doesn't listen to anyone merely Dickie Moltisanti (Alessandro Nivola). The moving-picture show looks at Tony's coming-of-age years through this relationship, and how it helped shape the teenage under-achiever into a mob boss.

"As far as your nephew goes, stay out of his life," Ray Liotta's "Hollywood Dick" Moltisanti warns Dickie. This could hateful a lot of things, based on the trailer and what we know about Dickie. Nosotros see he's a pretty efficient, violent, and fiery criminal who is making the streets his ain. As a generous Dutch Uncle, he promises Tony some speakers will be the last time he'll always steal. The first time we see Dickie, he's drinking in an alley, and the framing exudes problem in waiting.

"Allow'south exist honest almost the great Dickie Moltisanti, my father, your hero," Christopher Moltisanti once told Tony on the serial. "He wasn't much more than a fucking junkie." The trailer doesn't show whatever evidence of it getting in the fashion of his job.

"We gotta practice something about Dickie Moltisanti," Leslie Odom Jr.'due south character, Harold McBrayer, vows, letting on how much of a loose cannon Tony's hero must be.

Directed by Alan Taylor, The Sopranos prequel will follow young Anthony every bit he grows up "in ane of the near tumultuous eras in Newark'southward history," according to the official synopsis. In the trailer, we run into the basis forces of the national guard overtake the city during the mid-sixties' riots. Veiled threats of takedowns signal rival gangsters are challenging the mob rule in "an increasingly race-torn city."