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EPISODE 332. Sabino sits down with Vincent Curatola, Vookum and Buckley to talk about how Vince first started acting, the legend of Johnny Sack, growing up in New Jersey and the watch business. ​⁠ Be sure to follow Vincent here https://instagram.com/vince_curatola Follow Vookum here https://instagram.com/vookum Follow Sabino here https://instagram.com/sabinocurcio To shop our merchandise, visit https://www.growingupitaliangui.com Be sure to check our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/growingupitalian As always, if you enjoyed this video, be sure to drop a Like, Comment and please SUBSCRIBE. Grazie a tutti! Chapters 1:00 Intros to Watches 4:00 - Vince loves Vookum 7:00 - Veteran Buck 12:00 - How to buy a good watch 18:00 - Pay for what you get 22:00 - Sicilians & Calabrese 24:00 - Vince growing up in Jersey 26:00 - Losing your shirt in business 29:00 - Vince's acting start 32:00 - Sopranos audition 36:00 - The Legend of Johnny Sack 40:00 - Italians criticizing the Sopranos 43:00 - Sneaker Collecting 48:00 - Taking a fee 51:00 - Counterfeit and Bad jewelry 1:00:00 - Tough business 1:04:00 - Live watch sale 1:17:00 - Steve Caruso film

Federico Castelluccio of The Sopranos Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson I knew Federico Castelluccio, Furio Giunta, on the Sopranos, is a crazy talented artist on screen and canvas, is charming, easy on the eyes and ears, but damn! I was unprepared for one of the most fascinating, spectacular conversations I've had to date. I know little to nothing of the art world beyond what I like. Federico made it all sound so straightforward and accessible. He demystified his process of collecting, making so much sense, and almost making it sound… simple! Alas, I'm well aware it's so not. Federico's decades of study, his photographic memory, and his passion paved the way for finds, well, one so extraordinary… sweet dreams are made of these. What joy to ask if it would be possible to view a piece of his work only to discover that the photograph behind him was not a photograph at ‘tol, but rather a charcoal Federico had done. The beauty of the library behind him, from the rich orange wall, gold frames, and perfectly weathered green bookcase, to when Federico swung the camera ‘round so we could glimpse the fine art that surrounds him, and his studio in the distance filled with eye candy worthy of a Florentine museum. And that was before we even touched on The Sopranos. Federico jumped into that, from his audition, taking a bold risk, despite the odds, the waiting, his callback, reaping the payoff, and most unusual words from David Chase, more waiting, to discovering he'd gotten the three-episode part, which swiftly grew to three seasons. He talked James Gandolfini, Vincent Curatola, Michael Imperioli, Vincent Pastore, Joey Pants, Aida Turturro, Larraine Bracco, Eddie Falco, the whole musbucha! There were fabulous stories of all, including beloved Burt Young. We talked about Federico's segue to directing, from award-winning shorts, where he also starred and produced, to his feature film debut, The Brooklyn Banker, which starred David Proval another Soprano pal, and Paul Sorvino. Every single word was infused with enthusiasm, passion, and delight. It's hours later and I still haven't stopped smiling. This is edutainment of the highest order. Federico Castelluccio, a true Renaissance Man, has a new #1 Fan. Federico Castelluccio Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson Wednesday, February 28, 5 PM PT, 8 PM ET Streamed Live on my Facebook Replay here: https://bit.ly/3Ifp2GW

Vincent Curatola of The Sopranos Live on Game Changers With Vicki Abelson I'm not sure how it's possible to meet a person once on Zoom and feel like they're a treasured friend that I've known forever, but that's exactly how it is with Vincent Curatola, aka Johnny Sack of The Sopranos, whom before meeting I feared would whack. Me. On this our second sitdown we talked how a businessman who'd nary graced a stage in a few short years under the tutelage of acting coach Michael Moriarty, took on Law & Order, then wrote and starred in his own short film, Dearly Beloved, co-starring Tony Sirrico, and then was soon his Sopranos co-star. Vincent shared the story of that relationship, his casting, and how the work played out. We talked about the Mafia as if there is such a thing, David Chase, James Gandolfini, Ginny Sack, and Sydney Pollack. We talked about acting, how I've never caught him doing it, how he was trained, and how he trains, the upcoming reinvention of his short film Dearly Beloved, and his mother, father, grandmother, and Maureen, his dearly beloveds. Vincent's a warm, thoughtful, whipsmart, entertaining fellow, a great storyteller, whose company I can't get enough of. Hoping to Zoom into one of his acting workshops one day soon, rehone that skill, and just maybe he'll write in a fake aging blonde in that upcoming remake. One thing I know for certain, I'm anxiously awaiting his next screen role and our next interaction on Instagram. Love the man! Vincent Curatola Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson Wednesday, December 6th, 5 PM PT, 8 PM ET Streamed Live on my Facebook Replay here: https://bit.ly/3NhcHoN

Building a family business is tough, and handing over the reins of a family business can be even more challenging. Join host Hanna Hasl-Kelchneras she welcomesVincent Curatola, who shares some practical tips for navigating it successfully and pr otecting your family legacy along the way. Hear his remarkable story. WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER ABOUT FAMILY BUSINESS: The backstory of his 3-generation family business. The perils of fast money. How to protect the legacy of your family business. The key to business sustainability. The story of the Wall Street trader. The impact of his sudden celebrity on the family business. And MUCH more. GUEST:Vincent Curatola is a Commissioner on The New Jersey Hall of Fame, appointed by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. Vincent also served on the Governor's transition team. For the past 10 years, Vincent has also served as a member of the Foundation Board at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey. If his name has a familiar ring, there's a reason for it. Vincent Curatola is also an accomplished actor. If you're a fan of the award-winning HBO drama, The Soprano's you'll remember him in his co-starring role as Johnny "Sack” Sacramoni. You've probably also seen him guest star on more than a few primetime network series including  Third Watch, Law & Order, Monk, Life on Mars, Person of Interest, BlackList, The Good Wife and Law & Order SVU where he regularly appears as Judge Al Bertuccio. On the big screen, he's co-starred with Brad Pitt and James Gandolfini in the crime thriller, Killing Them Softly. He's also played Boston Mayor Minnino in Patriot's Day with Mark Wahlberg, which was aired in  theaters at the end of 2016. But, even if you did recognize his name, you probably didn't know that he was a successful entrepreneur long before we saw that piercing look of his and heard that distinctive voice on camera. Yes, indeed!  Vincent has experienced firsthand what it's like to build a family business from the ground up and to successfully transition it.   RELATED RESOURCES:http://vincentcuratola.com/ (Contact Vincent) and connect with him https://twitter.com/vincentcuratola (Twitter). Also connect with http://acuratola.com/ (his family business).

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Sopranos fans rejoice! The ‘Sopranos Sessions' is a triple feature exploring the award winning series through critics, cast and creator David Chase. We talk to actor Vincent Curatola about his iconic performance as New York underboss Johnny ‘Sack', his audition, working with Gandolfini & Chase, dying on the Sopranos, the new prequel ‘The Many Saints of Newark', why the series endures and much more. Visit https://celebratethesopranos.com for more information on the film ‘Sopranos Sessions' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NO BS WITH SB is proud to present 020 GUIDO GRASSO “Guido’s acting abilities are well known and sought out by the movie and television industry. In 1998, Guido landed his first feature film role in Bonanno: A Godfather Story playing the young Peter Maggadino. After Bonanno, Guido studied in New York refining his craft at the Neighborhood Playhouse and The New Actor’s Workshop. In New York, he worked with Mike Nichols, George Sills and George Morrison. Since then, Guido appeared in various films and television spots. He was chosen to appear in two episodes of the acclaimed series Curb Your Enthusiasm where he appeared in scenes with Larry David and the venerable Martin Scorsese. In 2012, he was seen in the feature film Mirror Mirror starring Julia Roberts. In 2013, he appeared in the film Nicky Deuce with some cast members of The Sopranos (James Gandolfini, Michael Imperioli, Tony Sirico, Vincent Curatola and Steve Schirippa). He can also be seen in The Walk directed by Robert Zemeckiswith Joseph Gordon Levitt. Guido is blessed with a rapier wit, an outstanding stage presence and indelible comedic delivery. Guido’s stand-up career is on a meteoric rise and he has been selected to open for Australian comedy super star Joe Avati on two world tours. Also part of the notorious Italian Bad Boyz of ComedyGuido loves hand tossing pizza and is fluent in English, French and Italian. For bookings USA: (929)406-5254 For bookings Canada: (514)691-0468 guidograssoshow@gmail.com Film and TV appearances Marie Eve Blackburn (514)814-8796 #guidograsso​ #nobswithsb​ #sebastienbourgault​ #comedian​ #actor​ #comedy​ #montreal​ #newyork​ #funny​ #standup​ #peroni​ you can listen the podcast everywhere Apple Podcasts Breaker Castbox Google Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts RadioPublic Spotify Stitcher thanks to PERONI RESTAURANT http://restaurantperoni.com/

NO BS WITH SB is proud to present 020 GUIDO GRASSO “Guido’s acting abilities are well known and sought out by the movie and television industry. In 1998, Guido landed his first feature film role in Bonanno: A Godfather Story playing the young Peter Maggadino. After Bonanno, Guido studied in New York refining his craft at the Neighborhood Playhouse and The New Actor’s Workshop. In New York, he worked with Mike Nichols, George Sills and George Morrison. Since then, Guido appeared in various films and television spots. He was chosen to appear in two episodes of the acclaimed series Curb Your Enthusiasm where he appeared in scenes with Larry David and the venerable Martin Scorsese. In 2012, he was seen in the feature film Mirror Mirror starring Julia Roberts. In 2013, he appeared in the film Nicky Deuce with some cast members of The Sopranos (James Gandolfini, Michael Imperioli, Tony Sirico, Vincent Curatola and Steve Schirippa). He can also be seen in The Walk directed by Robert Zemeckiswith Joseph Gordon Levitt. Guido is blessed with a rapier wit, an outstanding stage presence and indelible comedic delivery. Guido’s stand-up career is on a meteoric rise and he has been selected to open for Australian comedy super star Joe Avati on two world tours. Also part of the notorious Italian Bad Boyz of ComedyGuido loves hand tossing pizza and is fluent in English, French and Italian. For bookings USA: (929)406-5254 For bookings Canada: (514)691-0468 guidograssoshow@gmail.com Film and TV appearances Marie Eve Blackburn (514)814-8796 #guidograsso​ #nobswithsb​ #sebastienbourgault​ #comedian​ #actor​ #comedy​ #montreal​ #newyork​ #funny​ #standup​ #peroni​ you can listen the podcast everywhere Apple Podcasts Breaker Castbox Google Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts RadioPublic Spotify Stitcher thanks to PERONI RESTAURANT http://restaurantperoni.com/

Internets! This episode of The Premium Pete Show is extra special, Pete sits down with SOPRANOS Legend, Vincent Curatola AKA Johnny Sack! Vincent tells crazy stories of how he got the role of Johnny Sack, how his character was only slated for 1 episode  and ended up doing 33 Episodes, his special relationship with James Gandolfini and how amazing he was. So many Unfiltered and Untold Stories on this Episode!  This is a MUST listen for any SOPRANOS fan! So kick back, relax + Press Play. FUGGEDABOUTIT!

on this episode, Hughezy talks to acting legend Vincent Curatola about the current issues in America may get The Sopranos prequel film The Many Saints Of Newark cancelled, how true stories such as Patriots Day may not get made anymore, what storylines in The Sopranos that he didn't like and much, much more... oh yeah, and Johnny Sack returns to cut a promo on Konnan!!!Also on the show, Jamie Irwin, host of What's Your Favourite, returns to debate the top 5 of the classic band Pulp.SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR======================go to Manscaped.com and get 20% off your order + free shipping with promo code: HELLO over at http://Manscaped.com! I just got the brand new Lawn Mower 3.0 and it’s tremendous!! So many great #Manscaped products to check out! go to http://www.bluechew.com and use the code HELLO to you your FREE supply. That's FREE supply. If you don't use the code HELLO then you have to pay... while if you use the code HELLO you get it for free.for NFL betting VISIT https://mybookie.ag/?affid=3339 and use the promo code HUGHEZY to get your special offerSUPPORT THE SHOW==================Hughezy's Wish-List ttps://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/3SCLA5JFIJRPT/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_1?_encoding=UTF8&type=wishlistHughezy's YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDaoIiChjW6pgzc8QqvZb3gHughezy's Twitter https://twitter.com/TheHughezyHughezy's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thehughezy/FOLLOW OUR GUESTS====================Vincent Curatola https://twitter.com/vincentcuratolaJamie Irwin https://twitter.com/WYF_Podcast

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INTERNETS! On this special episode of The Premium Pete Show, Pete sits down LIVE from Sopranos Con with cast members Katherine Narducci, Vincent Pastore, David Proval, Vincent Curatola and more. Pete and the crew go over what made the Sopranos so special, their favorite moments and of course their journeys all while entertaining a packed house! There's also Q+A and some great laughs. Enjoy, Fuggettaboutit!

Gavin and Hannibal bid a fond farewell to Johnny Sack in their discussion of the magnificent ‘Stage 5.’ Your hosts agree that everything about this episode works: from Vincent Curatola’s beautiful performance, to the surprisingly consequential fallout of the ‘Cleaver’ screening, to the story’s thematic statements on the downsides of being a leader. ‘Stage 5’ is another great script from Terence Winter, with high levels of comedy and drama, providing a prime example of ‘The Sopranos’ doing what it does best.

País Estados Unidos Dirección Peter Berg Guion Peter Berg, Matt Cook, Joshua Zetumer (Historia: Peter Berg, Matt Cook, Paul Tamasy, Eric Johnson) Música Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross Fotografía Tobias A. Schliessler Reparto Mark Wahlberg, John Goodman, Kevin Bacon, J.K. Simmons, Michelle Monaghan, Rachel Brosnahan, Alex Wolff, Melissa Benoist, Michael Beach, Khandi Alexander, Erica McDermott, Lana Condor, Dean Neistat, Vincent Curatola, John Enos III Sinopsis Basada en el atentado de la Maratón de Boston, cuenta la historia del oficial de policía Ed Davis (Mark Wahlberg), que investiga los acontecimientos tras el acto terrorista, ofreciendo una exhaustiva narración de la persecución que se llevó a cabo por toda la ciudad para dar caza a los causantes del atentado.

Gavin and Hannibal view ‘The Weight’ as a highly entertaining return to the urgent and emotional high stakes storytelling that makes The Sopranos what it is. Terence Winter’s script convincingly depicts how the fallout from a single mean joke can escalate to a near bloodbath, while giving Vincent Curatola the opportunity to take full ownership of the character Johnny Sack, with a performance that is both chilling and sympathetic.

Building a family business is tough and handing over the reins of a family business can be even tougher. Join host Hanna Hasl-Kelchner as she welcomes Vincent Curatola who has some practical tips for how to navigate it successfully and protect your family legacy along the way. Hear his amazing story. WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER ABOUT FAMILY BUSINESS: The backstory of his 3 generation family business.  The perils of fast money.  How to protect the legacy of your family business.  The key to business sustainability.  The story of the Wall Street trader.  The impact of his sudden celebrity on the family business.  And MUCH more. GUEST:Vincent Curatola is a Commissioner on The New Jersey Hall of Fame, appointed by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. Vincent also served on the Governor's transition team. For the past 10 years, Vincent has also served as a member of the Foundation Board at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey. If his name has a familiar ring, there's a reason for it. Vincent Curatola is also an accomplished actor. If you're a fan of the award winning HBO drama, The Soprano's you'll remember him in his co-starring role as Johnny "Sack” Sacramoni. You've probably also seen him guest star on more than a few primetime network series including Third Watch, Law & Order, Monk, Life on Mars, Person of Interest, BlackList, The Good Wife and Law & Order SVU where he regularly appears as Judge Al Bertuccio. On the big screen, he's co-starred with Brad Pitt and James Gandolfini in the crime thriller, Killing Them Softly and soon you'll see him playing Boston Mayor Minnino in Patriot's Day with Mark Wahlberg, which will be in a theater near you at the end of 2016. But, even if you did recognize his name, you probably didn't know that he was a successful entrepreneur long before we saw that piercing look of his and heard that distinctive voice on camera. Yes, indeed!  Vincent has experienced firsthand what it's like to build a family business from the ground up and to successfully transition it.   RELATED RESOURCES:http://vincentcuratola.com (Contact Vincent) and connect with him https://twitter.com/vincentcuratola (Twitter). Also connect with http://acuratola.com (his family business).

Amber Lynn Welcome's special guests HBO's "Soprano's "Johnny Sack" Vincent Curatola, also starring in "Wise Guys's and Wack Job's" animated TV series by director creator Danny Provenzano "This Thing of Our's", "New Jersey House Wives" along with the cast and creators of "Take it Back' TV series, Peter Gaudio "A Bronx Tale'", Artie Pasquale, HBO's "Soprano's" , Executive producer Rocco Gioia and writer Phil Locastro to this week's RNSU

Amber Lynn Welcome's special guests HBO's "Soprano's "Johnny Sack" Vincent Curatola, also starring in "Wise Guys's and Wack Job's" animated TV series by director creator Danny Provenzano "This Thing of Our's", "New Jersey House Wives" along with the cast and creators of "Take it Back' TV series, Peter Gaudio "A Bronx Tale'", Artie Pasquale, HBO's "Soprano's" , Executive producer Rocco Gioia and writer Phil Locastro to this week's RNSU

Film critic Craig Lindsey stops by to discuss Andrew Dominik's latest crime movie. Brad Pitt stars as a mob enforcer sent to clean up after two thugs hold up a gangster's illegal card game. It's failing at the box-office and has divided audiences, but is it worth a look? Tune in to find out. SHOW NOTES: 0:22 - Intro and clip 4:25 - General thoughts 14:55 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing cinemafix@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, Craig Lindsey analyzes the socio-political subtext of Killing Them Softly with Andrew and Monica. It's a movie about America, but what is it trying to say, exactly? Why cast so many icons of crime cinema? Is Brad Pitt's character the most moral of the bunch? Tune in to find out. SHOW NOTES: 0:22 - Intro and clip 2:39 - A commentary on the recession and American culture 8:41 - The final scene 12:25 - Subverting expectations through casting 18:25 - Killed due to bad PR 19:57 - The cinematography during scenes of violence 23:55 - Cogan's philosophy/morality 32:00 - Final thoughts 34:50 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing cinemafix@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!