The cast of HBO’s iconic drama series The Sopranos has reunited for a special event during the Tribeca Film Festival.
Jamie Lynn Sigler (Meadow Soprano), Drea De Matteo (Adriana La Cerva) and Steve Buscemi (Tony Blundetto) reunited at the event, held Thursday at the Beacon Theater.
Also in attendance were Edie Falco (Carmela Soprano), Steve Schirripa (Bobby Baccalieri), Tim Daly (JT Dolan), Robert Iler (AJ Soprano), Al Sapienza (Mikey Palmice), Dominic Chianese (Uncle Junior), Jerry Adler (Herman Rabkin )
The show’s stars were also joined by writers Terence Winter and Matthew Weiner – who would move on from The Sopranos to create Boardwalk Empire and Mad Men – director Alex Gibney
Sigler stepped out for the event in a sleeveless black vest with matching black pants with black heels.
Jamie Lynn Sigler looked stunning in a black cardigan and matching pants as she led the stars at The Sopranos reunion event at the Tribeca Film Festival on Thursday
The cast reunites for a special event at the Tribeca Film Festival (LR Terrence Winter, Steve Buscemi, Al Sapienza, Matthew Weiner, Dominic Chianese, Alex Gibney, Jerry Adler, Drea de Matteo, Steve Schirripa, Jamie Lynn Sigler and Edie Falco)
Jamie played the role of Meadow Soprano in the beloved HBO series (pictured right in the show)
The Sopranos premiered on HBO in 1999 and continued until 2007 (LR Lorraine Bracco, Robert Iler, Nancy Marchand, Jamie-lynn Sigler, Edie Falco, James Gandolfini, Michael Imperioli, Steve Van Zandt, Steven R Schirripa, Tony Sirico, Dominic Chianese)
She wore gold earrings and several rings for her red carpet appearance in the Big Apple.
Her co-star Drea de Matteo opted for a slightly unbuttoned, gunmetal gray one-piece outfit, finished with gold chains.
She also wore several bracelets with a large camouflage bag, while completing her look with black boots.
Steve Buscemi – who both played Tony Blundetto and directed four episodes of the show – hit the red carpet with Karen Ho, opting for a black suit with no tie, black glasses and black shoes.
The Sopranos debuted on January 10, 1999, which many considered the beginning of the new “Golden Age” of television.
The show followed Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), a gangster trying to balance his duties as head of the Soprano crime family with his real family.
The show also starred Lorraine Bracco as Tony’s therapist Jennifer Melfi, Michael Imperioli as Christopher Moltisanti and Steven Van Zandt as Silvio Dante.
The show has won 21 Emmys, including two Outstanding Drama Series awards, for which the show was nominated every season.
Her co-star Drea de Matteo opted for a slightly unbuttoned, gunmetal gray one-piece outfit, finished with gold chains
Drea also wore several bracelets with a large camouflage bag, while she completed her look with black boots
Steve Buscemi – who both played Tony Blundetto and directed four episodes of the show – hit the red carpet with Karen Ho, opting for a black suit with no tie, black glasses and black shoes.
Robert Iler (AJ Soprano) stepped out at The Sopranos 25th Anniversary reunion
Tim Daly (JT Dolan) arrives at The Sopranos 25th Anniversary reunion
Al Sapienza (Mikey Palmice) Steps Out at The Sopranos 25th Anniversary Reunion
Steve Schirripa (Bobby Baccalieri) is all smiles at The Sopranos 25th Anniversary reunion
The show followed Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), a gangster trying to balance his duties as head of the Soprano crime family with his real family.
It was the very first cable series to be nominated for Outstanding Drama Series, and was named the best TV show of all time by TV Guide and Rolling Stone, to name a few.
The show’s final episode remains controversial to this day, with the black-cut final shot often discussed online and elsewhere.
Series creator David Price expanded the story into a feature film format with The Many Saints of Newark, which explores Tony Soprano’s childhood.
The role of the young Tony Soprano was played by James Gandolfini’s own son, Michael Gandolfini.