Alright, so this episode of Talk of the Sentence is brought to you by the many saints of Newark.

The new movie, The Many Saints of Newark, is a prequel to the groundbreaking TV series

The Sopranos, which this podcast is about.

It's directed by the great Alan Taylor and co-written and produced by David Chase, the creator

of The Sopranos and our fearless leader.

Michael, we both show the movie. We loved it.

Yeah, I think the fans of The Sopranos have been waiting for this.

I haven't seen anticipation for a movie like this in a long time.

I mean, you and I are, we hear a lot from our fans, from who are the fans of the show,

The Sopranos, all around the world.

They're dying for this movie.

And you will not be disappointed.

You're going to be very happy when you go see this.

This is a soprano story.

It is the origin of Tony's Soprano.

Roof deal to the story of his mentor, Dickie Multisante, who's the man who made Tony,

really, and explores the complex relationships within this infamous mob family as only David

Chase can do.

It takes place in 1968 and then a few years later in 1973.

It's very exciting.

I think it's catnip to the soprano fans and really delivers their desire to revisit

that world again.

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