The Sopranos - Season 5 Watch Free in HD

Season 5 of The Sopranos takes a darkly humorous look at the members of a New Jersey crime family, whose boss has been recently separated from his wife and continues to turn to a psychiatrist for therapy and he hopes perhaps something more. Tony tries to show Dr. Melfi his other side, but is rebuffed, Carmela and A.J. experience wildlife in their yard. Christopher and Paulie have a brief falling out when the 'Pine Barrens incident' is re-mentioned. A possible power struggle within the New York Mafia arises.

Genre:

Drama, Crime

Actors:

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

Director:

David Chase

Country:

United States

Release:

2006

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

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

Bobby 'Bacala' Baccalieri

Played by: Steve Schirripa

Johnny 'Sack' Sacrimoni

Played by: Vincent Curatola

Tony Blundetto

Played by: Steve Buscemi

Feech La Manna

Played by: Robert Loggia

Dr. Elliot Kupferberg

Played by: Peter Bogdanovich

Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.

Played by: Ray Abruzzo

Angelo Garepe

Played by: Joe Santos

Valentina La Paz

Played by: Leslie Bega

Little Paulie Germani

Played by: Carl Capotorto

Officer Zmuda

Played by: Robert John Burke

Phil Leotardo

Played by: Frank Vincent

Vito Spatafore

Played by: Joseph R. Gannascoli

Patsy Parisi

Played by: Dan Grimaldi

Benny Fazio

Played by: Max Casella

Raymond Curto

Played by: George Loros

Carlo Gervasi

Played by: Arthur J. Nascarella

Carmine Lupertazzi

Played by: Tony Lip

Raoul

Played by: Omar Chagall

Manny Safier

Played by: Matthew Weiner

Sophia Baccalieri

Played by: Miryam Coppersmith

Ginny Sacrimoni

Played by: Denise Borino-Quinn

Nicole Lupertazzi

Played by: Allison Dunbar

Peter LaRosa

Played by: Jeffrey M. Marchetti

Delivery Guy

Played by: Jason Ongoco

Mimi

Played by: Jamie Sorrentini

Upper-class Restaurant Patron

Played by: Krystal Browning

Bartender

Played by: Maureena Galindo

Artie Bucco

Played by: John Ventimiglia

Hesh

Played by: Jerry Adler

Jack Massarone

Played by: Robert Desiderio

Lorraine Calluzzo

Played by: Patti D'Arbanville

Aunt Quintina Blundetto

Played by: Rae Allen

Agent Deborah Ciccerone-Waldrup

Played by: Lola Glaudini

FBI Agent Robyn Sanseverino

Played by: Karen Young

Tina Francesco

Played by: Vanessa Ferlito

Rosalie Aprile

Played by: Sharon Angela

Gabriella Dante

Played by: Maureen Van Zandt

Donna Parisi

Played by: Anna Mancini

Eugene Pontecorvo

Played by: Robert Funaro

Bureau Chief Frank Cubitoso

Played by: Frank Pellegrino

Agent Frank Grasso

Played by: Frank Pando

FBI Agent Dwight Harris

Played by: Matt Servitto

Prosecutor

Played by: Dan Castleman

Joe Peeps

Played by: Joe Maruzzo

Jason Evanina

Played by: Frank Fortunato

Jimmy Petrille

Played by: Vinny Vella

Bobby Baccalieri, Jr.

Played by: Angelo Massagli

Joanne Moltisanti

Played by: Marianne Leone

Albert Barese

Played by: Richard Maldone

Sandrine

Played by: Renee Franca

Joey Cogo

Played by: David Copeland

Bada Bing Crew

Played by: Joe Mancini

Family Friend

Played by: Lawrence J. Russo

Charmaine Bucco

Played by: Kathrine Narducci

Harold 'Mel' Melvoin

Played by: Richard Portnow

Salvatore 'Sal' Vitro

Played by: Louis Mustillo

Aunt Mary

Played by: Anna-Maria Gottfried

Dr. Harry Winer

Played by: Allen Enlow

Barbara Giglione

Played by: Danielle Di Vecchio

Tom Giglione

Played by: Ed Vassallo

Georgie

Played by: Frank Santorelli

Shabazz

Played by: Michael Isaiah Johnson

Nucci Gualtieri

Played by: Frances Ensemplare

E. Gary La Manna

Played by: Michael Cavalieri

Dan MacDonald

Played by: Rich Hebert

Billy Leotardo

Played by: Chris Caldovino

Jimmy La Manna

Played by: Anthony Desio

Alyssa Giglione

Played by: Madison Connolly

Stephane Giglione

Played by: Anthony Piccolo

Paul Vitro

Played by: Silverio Avellino

Woman With Stroller

Played by: Angela Frye

Robert Wegler

Played by: David Strathairn

Rusty Millio

Played by: Frankie Valli

Dr. Ira Fried

Played by: John Pleshette

Alan Ginsberg

Played by: Stewart J. Zully

Finn DeTrolio

Played by: Will Janowitz

Matt Testa

Played by: Cameron Boyd

Tom Amberson

Played by: Terence Winter

Ms. Mary Bisacci

Played by: Fran Gennuso

Justin Blundetto

Played by: Dennis Aloia

Jason Blundetto

Played by: Kevin Aloia

Dealer #2

Played by: John Marinacci

Bar patron

Played by: Keith Leonard

Janet Petit R.N.

Played by: Michelle Christian Corp

Dante Greco

Played by: Anthony J. Ribustello

Jason Molinaro

Played by: William DeMeo

Frankie Cortese

Played by: Tony Siragusa

Sungyon Kim

Played by: Henry Yuk

Father Phil Intintola

Played by: Paul Schulze

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