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Michael Imperioli
Arts, Music & MediaWho is Michael Imperioli in the Agency editorial?
Michael Imperioli is an American actor, known for playing Christopher Moltisanti in the series The Sopranos. Issue.16 names him once, in the credit of a quotation: the second of five tributes from the cast that the edition uses to introduce James Gandolfini.
In short
Michael Imperioli is an American actor who played Christopher Moltisanti in The Sopranos. In the Agency editorial he appears only in Issue.16, the edition about James Gandolfini. To introduce him, the author brings quotations from the cast of the show, and Imperioli's is the second, credited "Michael Imperioli (portrayed Christopher Moltisanti)". The quotation reads: "Jimmy treated us all like family with a generosity, loyalty, and compassion that is rare in this world. He was a man of tremendous depth and sensitivity."
Key facts
- Who is Michael Imperioli?
- An American actor, known for playing Christopher Moltisanti in the series The Sopranos.
- Where does the Agency editorial name Michael Imperioli?
- In Issue.16, in the credit of a quotation, the second of the five tributes to James Gandolfini from the cast of The Sopranos.
- What does his tribute say?
- "Jimmy treated us all like family with a generosity, loyalty, and compassion that is rare in this world. He was a man of tremendous depth and sensitivity."
Who is Michael Imperioli?
Michael Imperioli is an American actor, born in 1966. He is known for playing Christopher Moltisanti in The Sopranos. These facts come from outside the edition and are marked for verification; the edition itself gives only the character he portrayed.
How does Michael Imperioli appear in Issue.16?
Issue.16 introduces James Gandolfini through quotations from the cast of The Sopranos, who shared their sentiments about him when he died. The second of the five is credited to Michael Imperioli: "Jimmy treated us all like family with a generosity, loyalty, and compassion that is rare in this world. He was a man of tremendous depth and sensitivity." The edition does not comment on the quotation and does not mention him again.
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