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In the HBO TV series The Sopranos, he had his most prominent role as Phil Leotardo, a ruthless New York City gangster who, as boss of the show's fictional Lupertazzi crime family, becomes the show's chief antagonist in the final season. [15] In 1999, he won the Italian American Entertainer of the Year Award.
Tony also helps organize a successful hit during the episode that is carried out on his rival mob boss Phil Leotardo. He then walks into Holsten’s Diner to meet Carmela before their son A.J ...
Also, Butchie DeConcini (the presumed successor of Phil Leotardo) was last seen saddled with reparations following the mob war. He had expressed ideas about killing Tony before (" Kaisha "), and Tony was, in the end, the very last DiMeo man left standing out of the three original Lupertazzi targets, who, Phil believed, if killed, would totally ...
Frank Vincent, best known as Phil Leotardo on 'The Sopranos,' has died at 78 after a career spanning more than four decades. Frank Vincent, best known as Phil Leotardo on 'The Sopranos,' has died ...
Tony then tells Phil and Johnny where Tony B can be found. Phil arrives expecting to exact his revenge, but only finds the body. Johnny tells Tony that Tony B's death "didn't solve a thing." Tony meets Johnny at his New Jersey house and offers a percentage of Tony B's Bloomfield Avenue casino as a peace offering to Phil. At the moment the feud ...
Phil Leotardo (Frank Vincent) shoots Angelo Garepe in the trunk of his car, which is a bit of an in-joke to his own demise as Billy Batts in Goodfellas. Tony B compares architectural salvage to Sanford and Son. A scene from the movie Chinatown is shown on the television in the kitchen when Carmela tells Tony they are late to meet Finn's parents.
Lou Christie's song "Summer Snow" is playing in Phil Leotardo's flashback of his brother Billy's murder. The song playing when Tony enters his Bada Bing office near the end of the episode is "Super Bon Bon" by Soul Coughing. The Shawn Smith song, "Leaving California," plays in the background while Silvio drives with Adriana.
"Stage 5" is the 79th episode of the HBO television series The Sopranos, the second episode of the second half of the show's sixth season, and the 14th episode of the season overall. It was written by Terence Winter and directed by Alan Taylor, and originally aired on April