The Sopranos - Season 3 Watch Free in HD

Season three focuses on the relationship between Tony and his children, Meadow, as she begins her first year at Columbia University, and Anthony Jr., who is having behavioral troubles at his high school. But that is the least of Tony';s problems as he faces challenges from some tough newcomers, such as fiery hothead Ralph Cifaretto, New York crime boss Johnny Sack and a sexy car saleswoman.

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:

2001

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

Furio Giunta

Played by: Federico Castelluccio

Hesh

Played by: Jerry Adler

Skip Lipari

Played by: Louis Lombardi

Caitlin Rucker

Played by: Ari Graynor

Gigi Cestone

Played by: John Fiore

Patsy Parisi

Played by: Dan Grimaldi

Bureau Chief Frank Cubitoso

Played by: Frank Pellegrino

Jean Cusamano

Played by: Saundra Santiago

Hunter Scangarelo

Played by: Michele DeCesare

Stasiu Wosilius

Played by: Albert Makhtsier

Lilliana Wosilius

Played by: Katalin Pota

Coach Goodwin

Played by: David Mogentale

Agent Frank Grasso

Played by: Frank Pando

Agent Marquez

Played by: Gary Perez

FBI Agent Dwight Harris

Played by: Matt Servitto

Agent Smyj

Played by: Brian Smyj

FBI Tech #2

Played by: Gary Evans

Rob

Played by: Matthew Breiner

Colin

Played by: Ian Group

Egon Kosma

Played by: Mark Karafin

Xavier

Played by: Tommy Savas

Artie Bucco

Played by: John Ventimiglia

Bobby 'Bacala' Baccalieri

Played by: Steve Schirripa

Eugene Pontecorvo

Played by: Robert Funaro

Charmaine Bucco

Played by: Kathrine Narducci

Livia Soprano

Played by: Nancy Marchand

Ralph Cifaretto

Played by: Joe Pantoliano

Assemblyman Ronald Zellman

Played by: Peter Riegert

Hugh DeAngelis

Played by: Tom Aldredge

Mary DeAngelis

Played by: Suzanne Shepherd

Svetlana Kirilenko

Played by: Alla Kliouka

Johnny 'Sack' Sacrimoni

Played by: Vincent Curatola

Vito Spatafore

Played by: Joseph R. Gannascoli

Raymond Curto

Played by: George Loros

Albert Barese

Played by: Richard Maldone

Salvatore 'Big Pussy' Bonpensiero

Played by: Vincent Pastore

Reverend James Jr.

Played by: Gregory Alan Williams

Noah Tannenbaum

Played by: Patrick Tully

Barbara Giglione

Played by: Nicole Burdette

Cozzerelli

Played by: Ralph Lucarelli

Father Felix

Played by: Peter McRobbie

Rosalie Aprile

Played by: Sharon Angela

Jackie Aprile Jr.

Played by: Jason Cerbone

Fanny

Played by: Marcia Haufrecht

Gabriella Dante

Played by: Maureen Van Zandt

Bobby Zanone

Played by: Vito Antuofermo

2 to 5

Played by: Marie Donato

Tom Giglione

Played by: Ed Vassallo

Donny K.

Played by: Raymond Franza

Johnny Boy Soprano

Played by: Joseph Siravo

Dino Zerilli

Played by: Andy Davoli

Benny Fazio

Played by: Max Casella

Carmine Lupertazzi

Played by: Tony Lip

Irina Peltsin

Played by: Oksana Lada

Roy DelGuercio

Played by: Kevin Janicelli

George Piocosta

Played by: Sal Petraccione

Richard La Penna

Played by: Richard Romanus

Dr. Elliot Kupferberg

Played by: Peter Bogdanovich

Jason La Penna

Played by: Will McCormack

Ginny Sacrimoni

Played by: Denise Borino-Quinn

Jesus Rossi

Played by: Mario Polit

Igor Parnasky

Played by: Igor Zhivotovsky

Bobby 'Bacala' Sr.

Played by: Burt Young

Harold 'Mel' Melvoin

Played by: Richard Portnow

Mustang Sally

Played by: Brian Tarantina

Father Phil Intintola

Played by: Paul Schulze

Tina Francesco

Played by: Vanessa Ferlito

Carlos

Played by: Michael Martochio

Brian Spatafore

Played by: Vincent J. Orofino

Peter LaRosa

Played by: Michael Variano

Officer Wilmore

Played by: Charles S. Dutton

Tony's Friend

Played by: Peter Austin Noto

Tracee

Played by: Ariel Kiley

Georgie

Played by: Frank Santorelli

Debbie

Played by: Kelly Madison Kole

Bada Bing Wise Guy

Played by: Frank Delano

Dr. John Kennedy

Played by: Sam McMurray

Angie Bonpensiero

Played by: Toni Kalem

Bouncer

Played by: Joe Rosario

Aaron Arkaway

Played by: Turk Pipkin

Little Paulie Germani

Played by: Carl Capotorto

Caterina Cella

Played by: Anne Assante

Joe

Played by: William DaRuffa

News Anchor

Played by: Annika Pergament

Gloria Trillo

Played by: Annabella Sciorra

Cocktail Waitress

Played by: Lori Pizzo

Carlo Renzi

Played by: Louis Crugnali

Matush

Played by: Nick E. Tarabay

Principal Cincotta

Played by: Daniel Oreskes

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Terry Kelleher

If the true test of a show is how it handles adversity, the third-season premiere on March 4 proves The Sopranos is better than ever.

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Even measured against insanely high expectations, the series is as good as it has ever been.

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Hal Boedeker

This is The Sopranos at its best, a series that doesn't play by television conventions. It doesn't make nice.

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Robert Bianco

What's remarkable about [producer David] Chase's work on Sopranos is his ability to maintain the show's crucial duality: We don't want Tony to be caught and punished, but we always know he should be.

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Todd VanDerWerff

"Mr. Ruggerio's Neighborhood" is a slyly confident, funny return to the world of The Sopranos, an episode that takes a cue from, well, Hitchcock to talk as much about our relationship to the show as anything else.

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Phil Gallo

Show's technical attributes are still first-rate and the direction/portrayals makes each character come to life

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Rob Owen

Overall, The Sopranos returns in better form this year than it did at the start of its second season. New territory is explored and Chase seems more willing to push the Soprano story forward. It's not sitting in neutral by any means.

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Howard Rosenberg

It's their moral ambiguity that most grounds them in reality and makes them so fascinating that missing even one episode is unthinkable. Every move they make, every step they take, we'll be watching them.

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Ken Tucker

The nice thing about The Sopranos is that everything -- every subplot, every minor character, every musical cue (the premiere's highlight: Tony, singing along in the car to Steely Dan's ''Dirty Work'') -- yields results

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Jonathan Storm

It goes beyond The Godfather because it's punctuated with smiles, and set to a score that uses the music of big-name artists in an unusually creative way.

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