The Legend of Tennessee Moltisanti

Episode aired Feb 28, 1999
TV-MA
49m

IMDb RATING

8.5/10

12K

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Michael Imperioli in The Legend of Tennessee Moltisanti (1999)

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As rumors of federal indictments unsettle the crew, Christopher wrestles with his place in the family and turns to screenwriting in hopes of leaving a lasting mark.As rumors of federal indictments unsettle the crew, Christopher wrestles with his place in the family and turns to screenwriting in hopes of leaving a lasting mark.As rumors of federal indictments unsettle the crew, Christopher wrestles with his place in the family and turns to screenwriting in hopes of leaving a lasting mark.

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IMDb RATING

8.5/10

12K

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Trivia
Christopher (Michael Imperioli) shoots a bakery clerk in the foot because he perceives him to be disrespectful. In GoodFellas (1990), Imperioli's character was shot in the foot for the very same reason. When the clerk cries loudly about his foot, Christopher says "it happens," likely as an inside joke referencing the film.

Goofs
The FBI agents should be wearing gloves when searching the Soprano home.

Quotes
Christopher Moltisanti: You ever feel like nothin' good was ever gonna happen to you?
Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri: Yeah. And nothin' did. So what? I'm alive, I'm survivin'.
Christopher Moltisanti: That's it. I don't wanna just survive. It's says in these movie writing books that every character has an arc. Understand?
Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri: [shakes head]
Christopher Moltisanti: Like everybody starts out somewheres. and they do something, something gets done to them and it changes their life. That's called an arc. Where's my arc?