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Writing & NarrativeWho is David Chase in the Agency editorial?
David Chase is an American television writer and producer, known as the creator of the series The Sopranos, first shown on HBO in 1999. Issue.16 names him once, in the author's prose, in the section about Tony Soprano, as the creator of the character and of the show.
In short
David Chase is an American television writer and producer, the creator of The Sopranos. In the Agency editorial he appears in a single sentence of Issue.16, the edition about James Gandolfini. The section on Tony Soprano says: "The thing about this character and show geniously created by David Chase is that it seized the opportunity to challenge some old conventions with style." The edition then describes how the character develops around his therapy sessions with Dr. Jennifer Melfi. It says nothing else about Chase.
Key facts
- Who is David Chase?
- An American television writer and producer, known as the creator of the series The Sopranos.
- Where does the Agency editorial name David Chase?
- In Issue.16, in one sentence of the author's prose, in the section headed Tony Soprano.
- What does Issue.16 say about him?
- That he created the character Tony Soprano and the show, which, in the edition's words, "seized the opportunity to challenge some old conventions with style".
Who is David Chase?
David Chase is an American television writer and producer, born in 1945. He is known as the creator of The Sopranos, the series that premiered on HBO in 1999. These facts come from outside the edition and are marked for verification.
How does David Chase appear in Issue.16?
Issue.16 is about James Gandolfini and the character he played, Tony Soprano. In the section on the character, the author writes: "The thing about this character and show geniously created by David Chase is that it seized the opportunity to challenge some old conventions with style." The next sentence explains that the character develops around the therapy sessions he attends with Dr. Jennifer Melfi. That is the only mention of David Chase in the editions.
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