The Sopranos: The Complete Book features dazzling design and lush photography—including a pull-out gatefold of the now-iconic “Last Supper” cast photo shot by Annie Leibovitz—that matches the striking cinematography of the show itself. A thoughtful narrative by theater writer Brett Martin, who had unprecedented access to the show’s cast and crew, delves into how a show featuring a group of criminal anti-heroes ended up becoming such a hit. All of this is accompanied by interviews with the cast and crew, looks at the show’s locations, costumes, and food, a detailed episode guide, a character family tree, and a discussion of the controversial and still-talked-about final scene—making the book a true keepsake for both casual and die-hard fans alike.
The Sopranos: The Complete Book
From the moment it first hit TV screens in 1999, HBO’s The Sopranos immediately gained legions of fans—reaching a peak of over 13.4 million viewers in the US. So when HBO approached us to create a book that would celebrate all six seasons of the groundbreaking, multi-award-winning show, we knew it needed to meet fans’ high expectations.
A Book for the Whole “Family”
