HBO was ‘concerned’ about ‘Sopranos’ star James Gandolfini ‘staying alive’

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Edie Falco is opening up about why she’s unable to watch The Sopranos anymore.

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HBO, the channel that famously housed The Sopranos, have opened up about their past concerns for James Gandolfini’s health.The show’s star would occasionally “go on a bender” and stop production according to the HBO’s former CEO Jeff Bewkes, who shared his experiences from working on the show in a new book about the network.“We were concerned about Gandolfini staying alive. Occasionally he would go on a bender or a coke binge.

Gallery: These stars have famous parents you didn’t know about (Espresso) Elsewhere in the chat, Falco discussed her home life growing up on Long Island, New York, where she was the second of four children to two creative parents. "There was very little about my upbringing that was conventional.

HBO executives feared for "Sopranos" star James Gandolfini’s health on set. The claim was made in a new book titled "Tinderbox: HBO’s Ruthless Pursuit of New Frontiers" written by journalist James Andrew Miller.

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The Sopranos writer Todd Kessler has revealed that James Gandolfini took him out for dinner after he was fired from the HBO series.Speaking to Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa for their new oral history on the drama, titled Woke Up This Morning (via Insider), Kessler recalled how Gandolfini contacted him when he was dropped from the show by creator David Chase after season three.“Jim called me up after he finished work that day,” Kessler said of the day he was fired.