The Sopranos - Season 2 Watch Free in HD

Tony is under more stress than ever as he deals with the demands of his new position. Making matters worse, his long-lost sister Janice has arrived to take care of their ailing mother. A conflicted New Jersey crime boss seeks therapy to cope with mob and family pressures in this addictive, stunningly original drama.

Genre:

Drama, Crime

Actors:

James Gandolfini, Lorraine Bracco, Edie Falco, Michael Imperioli, Dominic Chianese, Vincent Pastore, Steven Van Zandt, Tony Sirico, Robert Iler, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Drea de Matteo, ...»

Director:

David Chase

Country:

United States

Release:

2000

IMDb:

9.2

Quality:

Duration:

44 min

Tony Soprano

Played by: James Gandolfini

Dr. Jennifer Melfi

Played by: Lorraine Bracco

Carmela Soprano

Played by: Edie Falco

Christopher Moltisanti

Played by: Michael Imperioli

Corrado 'Junior' Soprano

Played by: Dominic Chianese

Salvatore 'Big Pussy' Bonpensiero

Played by: Vincent Pastore

Silvio Dante

Played by: Steven Van Zandt

Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri

Played by: Tony Sirico

A.J. Soprano

Played by: Robert Iler

Meadow Soprano

Played by: Jamie-Lynn Sigler

Adriana La Cerva

Played by: Drea de Matteo

Janice Soprano Baccalieri

Played by: Aida Turturro

Livia Soprano

Played by: Nancy Marchand

Hesh

Played by: Jerry Adler

Matt Bevilaqua

Played by: Lillo Brancato

Sean Gismonte

Played by: Chris Tardio

Irina Peltsin

Played by: Oksana Lada

Barbara Giglione

Played by: Nicole Burdette

Neil Mink

Played by: David Margulies

Hugh DeAngelis

Played by: Tom Aldredge

Gigi Cestone

Played by: John Fiore

Patsy Parisi

Played by: Dan Grimaldi

Raymond Curto

Played by: George Loros

Mary DeAngelis

Played by: Suzanne Shepherd

Tom Giglione

Played by: Ed Vassallo

Tom Amberson

Played by: Terence Winter

Reverend James Sr.

Played by: Bill Cobbs

Skip Lipari

Played by: Louis Lombardi

Reverend James Jr.

Played by: Gregory Alan Williams

Harold 'Mel' Melvoin

Played by: Richard Portnow

Bobby 'Bacala' Baccalieri

Played by: Steve Schirripa

Jack Massarone

Played by: Robert Desiderio

Truck Driver

Played by: James Collins

Doctor

Played by: Timothy Huang

Wiseguy #2

Played by: Jay Boryea

Partner

Played by: Jalil Jay Lynch

Construction Worker

Played by: Craig Mitchell

Richie Aprile

Played by: David Proval

Dr. Elliot Kupferberg

Played by: Peter Bogdanovich

Dr. Douglas Schreck

Played by: Matthew Sussman

Beansie Gaeta

Played by: Paul Herman

Hunter Scangarelo

Played by: Michele DeCesare

Comedian

Played by: Ed Crasnick

Johnny 'Sack' Sacrimoni

Played by: Vincent Curatola

Nurse

Played by: Catrina Ganey

Big Frank Cippolina

Played by: Michael Squicciarini

Gia Gaeta

Played by: Donna Smythe

Annalisa

Played by: Sofia Milos

Furio Giunta

Played by: Federico Castelluccio

Angie Bonpensiero

Played by: Toni Kalem

Jimmy Bones

Played by: Mike Memphis

Rosalie Aprile

Played by: Sharon Angela

Gabriella Dante

Played by: Maureen Van Zandt

Mr. Sontag

Played by: Danton Stone

Charmaine Bucco

Played by: Kathrine Narducci

Artie Bucco

Played by: John Ventimiglia

Dominic Palladino

Played by: Stephen Payne

Russian Man

Played by: Sasha Nesterov

Lilliana Wosilius

Played by: Katalin Pota

Christine Scatino

Played by: Marisa Redanty

Sunshine

Played by: Paul Mazursky

Dr. Ira Fried

Played by: Lewis J. Stadlen

Vito Spatafore

Played by: Joseph R. Gannascoli

Hillel Teittleman

Played by: Sig Libowitz

Dealer #2

Played by: Carmine Sirico

David Scatino

Played by: Robert Patrick

Jon Favreau

Played by: Jon Favreau

Agent Frank Grasso

Played by: Frank Pando

Jean Cusamano

Played by: Saundra Santiago

Brian Spatafore

Played by: Vincent J. Orofino

Donny K.

Played by: Raymond Franza

Liz LaCerva

Played by: Patty McCormack

Joanne Moltisanti

Played by: Nancy Cassaro

Quickie G

Played by: Scottie Epstein

Kevin Cullen

Played by: John Christopher Jones

Father Felix

Played by: Peter McRobbie

JoJo Palmice

Played by: Michele Santopietro

Victor Musto

Played by: Joe Penny

Ramone

Played by: Adrian Martinez

FBI Agent Dwight Harris

Played by: Matt Servitto

Jason La Penna

Played by: Will McCormack

Dick Barone

Played by: Joe Lisi

Helen Barone

Played by: Patricia Marand

Bobby Zanone

Played by: Vito Antuofermo

Agent Marquez

Played by: Gary Perez

Orderly

Played by: Robert McKay

Girl in Country Club

Played by: Julia Carothers Hughes

Tony's Friend

Played by: Peter Austin Noto

Bureau Chief Frank Cubitoso

Played by: Frank Pellegrino

Svetlana Kirilenko

Played by: Alla Kliouka

Jackie Aprile Jr.

Played by: Jason Cerbone

Albert Barese

Played by: Richard Maldone

Dr. Bruce Cusamano

Played by: Robert LuPone

Aunt Quintina Blundetto

Played by: Barbara Andres

Orlando Sentinel

It isn't clear why the series generates such effusive praise. The greatest TV show? No way. Tony's too despicable.

July 08, 2014

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AV Club

I was pleased to see that the first two episodes were better than I had remembered.

July 15, 2014

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New York Daily News

The Sopranos remains a showcase for ferociously distinctive writing, inventive direction and brilliant portrayals of surprisingly, even disturbingly, sympathetic multilayered characters by a perfectly cast group of actors who hold back nothing.

July 08, 2014

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New York Times

Even this early The Sopranos has displayed the depth that is its most stunning quality.

July 08, 2014

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Variety

As The Sopranos heads into season No. 2, writing remains crisp, photography is sharp and interesting, new characters lend intriguing plot twists and James Gandolfini continues to expertly play the most compelling character on series television.

August 18, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

To reveal too many of this year's changes would be to spoil the obvious delight Chase and his fellow writers took in devising them.

July 08, 2014

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Denver Post

The second season of The Sopranos begins on a less frothy, slightly more bitter note than the first, but the terrific midlife-crisis mob show continues to generate a buzz.

July 08, 2014

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People Magazine

Bottom Line: Still TV's top "family" drama

July 08, 2014

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Entertainment Weekly

It keeps pulling you back in - back in on yourself, appealing to your basest instincts, to your fundamental urge to hear a bloody story well told.

July 08, 2014

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Boston Globe

The Sopranos is a show for viewers who want an alternative to TV dramas that too often ask us to accept oversimplification and feel-good-ism.

July 08, 2014

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