Tony Soprano in The Sopranos (The Sopranos) is ugly and even a little overweight. Tony seems to be engaged in a waste disposal business, but in fact he is the new hire of the largest criminal group in New Jersey Boss. People are not old, and the abilities of his subordinates are deteriorating. Although he is the boss of the underworld, no one can trust him. Life in the underworld is full of pressure, family relationships are always shaken, constantly in embarrassing positions and incidents, and Tony needs to constantly He turned to the psychologist for help-his nervousness and powerlessness could only be revealed in front of the psychologist. Tony Soprano (Tony Soprano) is a character who fully exposes his toughness and fragility, revealing the multi-faceted complex personality of human nature and the situation of human existence incisively and vividly. The hidden murderous intentions of the underworld, the clear doubts from the government, the uncle's possible harm at any time, the most trusted brother is actually the FBI undercover, and the relationship between husband and wife is very close... His wife Carmela Seprano believes in religion. "They attracted each other since high school. Until they got married, they had one child and one daughter. After more than two decades of abnormal life, Tony and Carmela each had an extramarital affair, and Carmela did something unprecedented in the underworld: filed for divorce. ". Contradictions in life are everywhere. Tony Soprano's mother refuses to go to a nursing home, his son needs a psychiatrist just like himself, and it is so difficult for her daughter and lover to educate her. "The Sopranos" is full of family dysfunction and serious internal emotional crisis. It is a typical non-traditional "family drama."
For a whole decade, Tony, who looks tough on the outside, fragile, nervous, paranoid, and grumpy at heart, is the reason for the success. The Sopranos and James Gandolfini have achieved each other and shined on each other.
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