The Sopranos - Season 6 Watch Free in HD

Business is good. A marital crisis has been resolved. A rival is behind bars. In the final season, several crises threaten Tony and his crew. The season focuses on the possibility of redemption as various members of the New Jersey crime family are offered chances to change their behavior, especially mob boss Tony Soprano, who confronts a spiritual awakening following a near-death experience.

Genre:

Drama, Crime

Actors:

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

Director:

David Chase

Country:

United States

Release:

2007

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

Janice Soprano Baccalieri

Played by: Aida Turturro

Bobby 'Bacala' Baccalieri

Played by: Steve Schirripa

Johnny 'Sack' Sacrimoni

Played by: Vincent Curatola

Phil Leotardo

Played by: Frank Vincent

Artie Bucco

Played by: John Ventimiglia

Patsy Parisi

Played by: Dan Grimaldi

Vito Spatafore

Played by: Joseph R. Gannascoli

Angie Bonpensiero

Played by: Toni Kalem

Hesh

Played by: Jerry Adler

Adriana La Cerva

Played by: Drea de Matteo

Rusty Millio

Played by: Frankie Valli

Eugene Pontecorvo

Played by: Robert Funaro

Benny Fazio

Played by: Max Casella

Rosalie Aprile

Played by: Sharon Angela

FBI Agent Robyn Sanseverino

Played by: Karen Young

Little Paulie Germani

Played by: Carl Capotorto

Hugh DeAngelis

Played by: Tom Aldredge

Carlo Gervasi

Played by: Arthur J. Nascarella

Deanne Pontecorvo

Played by: Suzanne DiDonna

FBI Agent Dwight Harris

Played by: Matt Servitto

Agent Ron Goddard

Played by: Michael Kelly

James 'Murmur' Zancone

Played by: Lenny Venito

Gabriella Dante

Played by: Maureen Van Zandt

Ginny Sacrimoni

Played by: Denise Borino-Quinn

Finn DeTrolio

Played by: Will Janowitz

Jimmy Lauria

Played by: Greg D'Agostino

Robbie Pontecorvo

Played by: Thomas Russo

Anthony Infante

Played by: Lou Martini Jr.

Barbara Giglione

Played by: Danielle Di Vecchio

Agent Ron Gosling

Played by: Matt Pepper

Raymond Curto

Played by: George Loros

Ally Pontecorvo

Played by: Grace Van Patten

Gerry Torciano

Played by: John Bianco

Dante Greco

Played by: Anthony J. Ribustello

Eddie Pietro

Played by: Nick Annunziata

Teddy Spirodakis

Played by: Joe Caniano

Beth Kaplan

Played by: Tracey Silver

Neighbor

Played by: Maria Elena Ramirez

Domenica Baccalieri

Played by: Kimberly Laughlin

Fake Carmella

Played by: Wendy Hammers

Party Doctor

Played by: Jeffery Keilholtz

Eli Kaplan

Played by: David Shumbris

Dr. Lior Plepler

Played by: Ron Leibman

Larry Boy Barese

Played by: Tony Darrow

Ahmed

Played by: Taleb Adlah

Muhammed

Played by: Donnie Keshawarz

Dr. Budraja

Played by: Anjali Bhimani

Dr. Ba

Played by: C.S. Lee

Nurse Leontine Overall

Played by: Traci Kindell

Bartender

Played by: Edward Watts

Nurse Aquino

Played by: Luz Lor

Nurse Bruce

Played by: Gary Cowling

Orderly

Played by: Angela Frye

Carmine Lupertazzi Jr.

Played by: Ray Abruzzo

J.T. Dolan

Played by: Tim Daly

Brian Spatafore

Played by: Elizabeth Bracco

Mary DeAngelis

Played by: Suzanne Shepherd

Father Phil Intintola

Played by: Paul Schulze

Patty Leotardo

Played by: Geraldine LiBrandi

Tom Giglione

Played by: Ed Vassallo

Cary Di Bartolo

Played by: James Vincent Romano

Jason Molinaro

Played by: William DeMeo

AA member

Played by: Paula Rittie

Jason Barone

Played by: Chris Diamantopoulos

Marvin

Played by: Anthony 'Treach' Criss

Da Lux

Played by: Lord Jamar

Bob Brewster

Played by: Rob Devaney

Mop

Played by: Craig muMs Grant

Nucci Gualtieri

Played by: Frances Ensemplare

Charles Cinelli

Played by: Michael DeNigris

Helen Barone

Played by: Angela Pietropinto

Aunt Dottie

Played by: Judith Malina

Nurse Fiona Macken

Played by: Sandra Daley

Kenny Giacolone

Played by: Ivan Martin

Aaron Arkaway

Played by: Turk Pipkin

Catherine Lipman

Played by: Gina Tognoni

Rudy Diaz

Played by: Ash Roeca

Albie Cianflone

Played by: John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia

Nurse

Played by: Fiana Toibin

Devonna

Played by: Felicia Graham

Marvin's Girlfriend

Played by: Lila Blake Palmer

Nurse Gilbert Campos

Played by: Jojo Gonzalez

Blinged-Out Girlfriend

Played by: Sallie Toussaint

Goon

Played by: Chazz Menendez

Driver

Played by: Michael Serratore

John Schwinn

Played by: Hal Holbrook

Fruit Basket Deliveryman

Played by: Jeremy J. Sullivan

Allegra Sacrimoni

Played by: Caitlin Van Zandt

Catherine Sacrimoni

Played by: Cristin Milioti

Eric DeBenedetto

Played by: Adam Mucci

Perry Annunziata

Played by: Louis Gross

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Wowzers.

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