Theatre veterans Hal Holbrook, Ben Kingsley, Julianna Marguiles and Tim Daly will be among the guest stars this season on HBO's hit "The Sopranos," which began its sixth season on March 12th.
In addition to Holbrook (
Mark Twain Tonight!, An American Daughter), Kingsley (
A Midsummer Night's Dream, Edmund Kean), Marguiles (the upcoming
Festen, "ER,"
Ten Unknowns off-Broadway), and Daly (
The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, Coastal Disturbances), "The Sopranos," which follows the lives of an Italian-American mafia family in New Jersey, will feature turns by other stage veterans such as Jerry Adler (
Taller Than a Dwarf), and
Ron Leibman (
Angels in America). The show will also feature Franki Valli, currently portrayed by
John Lloyd Young in
Jersey Boys; he will return to the role of Rusty Millio.
"The Sopranos," which was created by
David Chase and airs Sundays at 9 PM (check local listings), will be seen for 12 more new episodes this season, as well as for an extra eight (and final) episodes that will air in early 2007. "The Sopranos" stars
James Gandolfini,
Edie Falco,
Lorraine Bracco,
Jamie-Lynn Sigler,
Michael Imperioli and
Dominic Chianese.
Visit
www.hbo.com/sopranos for more information on the series.
