James Gandolfini
Title: ActorBirth Date: September 18, 1961
Birth Place: Westwood, NJ
Attended: Rutgers
Attachment: HBO, “The Sapranos”
Price range: Contact TSE
Categories: Actors, Entertainment
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements
It’s impossible to think of James Gandolfini without thinking of Tony Soprano, the complex family patriarch and mob boss of HBO’s long-running award-winning hit “The Sopranos.” A New Jersey native, Gandolfini graduated from Rutgers University, where he worked his way through school as a bouncer at a nightclub. He got his start on the stages of Broadway theaters before making the jump to film and television. In 1999, Gandolfini made his debut as Tony Soprano on “The Sopranos” and ultimately earned three lead actor Emmy awards before the series wrapped in 2007. Other James Gandolfini appearances occurred in the films “The Mexican” with Julia Roberts and Brad Pitt, “8mm” with Nicolas Cage and “True Romance,” which was written by Quentin Tarentino. Gandolfini resides in New York City.
Dealing with a famous actor like James Gandolfini can be almost as intimidating as negotiating with gangster Tony Soprano. TSE is here to help. Let us be the middleman as we take care of all the James Gandolfini appearances and James Gandolfini endorsement deals for you.
James Gandolfini Speaker
James Gandolfini speaker topics could include his passion for Rutgers football, Harley Davidson motorcycles and Vespa Scooters and his work for The Octoberwoman Foundation for Breast Cancer Research in his hometown of Park Ridge, New Jersey.
James Gandolfini Appearance
While a Tony Soprano appearance might mean you’re about to be whacked, a James Gandolfini appearance would bring out a mob of “The Sopranos” fans to any event as they hope to hear behind-the-scenes stories from one of their favorite actors.
James Gandolfini Endorsement
Perhaps the biggest James Gandolfini endorsement came from HBO as the network recognized the strength of his performance and paid him $1 million an episode for his work in “The Sopranos.” Viewers of Spike TV endorsed the actor by naming him “Kingpin” at the 2007 Spike TV Guys’ Choice Awards.
