The Sopranos creator David Chase has one regret about the show's first episode that has bugged him since it aired.

Mohegan Sun show is scheduled for November; Broadway star Patti LuPone of Kent once sued Lloyd Webber for $1 million and bought a pool with the money.

When I first dove into “The Sopranos,” I had very high expectations for the ... In the show’s first episode, “Pilot,” a family of ducks appears every day in Tony’s pool. Eventually, he gains a deep, ...

Scalies had a memorable turn in an episode of “The Sopranos” as Coach Molinaro, Tony’s high school football ... by his father’s South Philadelphia pool room. “Professionally, Charley ...

The actor was best known for his portrayal of Tony Soprano's high school football coach ... titled "It Takes Balls," inspired by the pool hall his dad owned during Scalies' childhood.

In “The Sopranos,” Scalies played the role Coach Molinaro, Tony Soprano’s high school ... he also wrote a screenplay inspired by his father’s pool room in South Philadelphia.

Charley Scalies, best known for appearing in The Sopranos and The Wire ... In The Test Dream he played Tony’s high school football instructor, Coach Molinaro, who appears in the Mafia boss ...

His character, a hard-nosed figure, berates Tony Soprano, played by James Gandolfini ... He "grew up over his father's pool hall in South Philadelphia, entertaining patrons with impressions and jokes ...

Born in 1940, Scalies grew up living above his father’s pool hall in ... HBO series, The Sopranos. The role saw him appear in a dream sequence in which he scolded Tony for turning to a life ...

Charley Scalies, famous for his roles on iconic shows The Wire and The Sopranos, has died at age ... Angeline Kogut (Steve Kogut), Anthony (Tony) Scalies, Christa Ann Scalise, and Anne Marie ...

Charley Scalies, who starred in the second season of The Wire and also appeared on The Sopranos, died May 1 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. He was 84. Scalies died in a nursing facility ...

Charles "Charley" J. Scalies, Jr., who was best known for his portrayal of Thomas "Horseface" Pakusa on "The Wire," died Thursday, May 1, from complications associated with Alzheimer's. He was 84.