James Gandolfini "The Soprano's" Screen-Worn Collared Shirt with Original Set Tag

This collared shirt has been worn on-screen by James Gandolfini (D. 2013) during the fifth episode of season six of "The Sopranos"! The exact name of the episode that this shirt was worn in was titled "Sentimental Education". Now is your chance to own a piece of television history!

The official details on the shirt are:

- Size 2XB

- S/SL, B/F, Open Collar

- Black with Beige Broad Stripe Down Front

James Gandolfini was an American actor best known for his iconic portrayal of Tony Soprano in the critically acclaimed TV series "The Sopranos." His performance as the complex and morally conflicted mob boss earned him widespread acclaim and several awards, including multiple Emmy Awards. "The Sopranos," created by David Chase, revolutionized television storytelling with its exploration of the mafia underworld and the psychological struggles of its characters. Gandolfini's nuanced and powerful portrayal of Tony Soprano is considered one of the greatest performances in television history. His work on the show not only solidified his status as a talented actor but also left an indelible mark on the medium, influencing the way complex characters and antiheroes are depicted in modern television. Tragically, Gandolfini passed away in 2013, but his legacy lives on through his memorable role and contributions to the golden age of television.

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