This could be good:
Sounds like a perfect role, and I might re-enlist with HBO if they do this. (I quit them after "Rome" and "Deadwood," and "Carnivale" were all cancelled before their tales played out.) But this is a sign the 70s are well and truly upon us again: the character sounds like a modern version of Archie Bunker. If there's a screechy wife and a meathead in-law, no thanks. Unless there's Bea Arthur. That might work. It might work if Gandolfini plays a taxi driver who's also a Bea Arthur impersonator.
If only the show began with "Don't Stop Believing" on the cab's radio, eh?
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