I Dream of Jeannie Cusamano

Episode aired Apr 4, 1999
TV-MA
1h

IMDb RATING

9.2/10

14K

YOUR RATING

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As federal indictments loom and the threat against him becomes clear, Tony moves to protect his family and confront his enemies while a violent storm sweeps through New Jersey.As federal indictments loom and the threat against him becomes clear, Tony moves to protect his family and confront his enemies while a violent storm sweeps through New Jersey.As federal indictments loom and the threat against him becomes clear, Tony moves to protect his family and confront his enemies while a violent storm sweeps through New Jersey.

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IMDb RATING

9.2/10

14K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Did you know

Trivia
James Gandolfini had a problem with the way Tony spoke to his mother. Gandolfini absolutely idolized and adored Nancy Marchand, and had nothing but the utmost respect for the veteran actress. He would film his scenes with her, then apologize profusely for the way his character had to speak. Marchand took it all in her stride and believed Gandolfini was a powerhouse of acting (which he truly was), and told him that the apologies weren't necessary and that she was amazed by the differences between Gandolfini and Tony Soprano. To her, Soprano was a mobbed up thug, but Gandolfini was a kitten.

Goofs
FBI agents have Tony listen to conversations between Junior and Livia at Green Grove Retirement Home. However, Livia's comments to Junior about her cousin Kiki's lobotomy occurred outside a movie theater, not at Green Grove.

Quotes
Tony Soprano: Uncle Junior and I, we had our problems with the Business. But I never should have razzed him about eating pussy. This whole war could have been averted. Cunnilingus and psychiatry brought us to this.