When the wind becomes one of The best characters in David Chase's "Sopranos", "Sopranov", It is understandable if you want to keep a low profile from fans who either love or hate you to stop you on the street. For Jo Pantoliano, played by the Ralph's Shifaret of the show, which proved even harder given that he lived around where "Sopranos" was set. However, in an effort to avoid such a situation, the actor had a bright idea to get a wig that could wear around, modeled by one of the filmmakers of the film, Christopher Nolan.

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In an interview with Hollywood reporterPantoliano talked about his glorious career, with his time for Sopranos is a special mark. To keep his anonymity, he looked at the director he worked with "Memento", which was released in 2000 and is still one of Nolan's best films to date. "The wig I had to build as respect for Chris Nolan," Pantoliano explained. "I like Chris's hair. And I told David," I live in a hoboken, Newoo Jerseyers. It's the epicenter of soprano-earth. I want to have anonymity. " I wanted to be able to go down the street. "

It was understandable for Pantoliano to want to keep the spotlight around this time. (Although, it must be said because he wore this wig on the show, I wouldn't wear it around Hoboken just make him look like more How did his face face to the public? I'm not sure his strategy was perfectly airtight at this.) Ralph Fifareto was a monster in the show, and even after Emmy's victory for his performance, he was a character that the actor did not want to be associated with forever.

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Even as they appeared only in two seasons of Sopranos like Ralphas, it seems that it was more than enough time to spend with a man wearing a wig in the ointment of Tony Soprano (Jamesesheims Gandolfini). Pantoliano understood his character and understandably disliked the conclusion of which he came about his possible crowd of Capo.

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When he talked about the crucial moment, Ralph killed a dancer of Bada Bing after learning that he was pregnant with his child, Pantoliano recalled his moment on the bulb in connection with one of the darkest individuals in the show. "It seemed to me that Ralph had always encouraged people to react," the actor explained. "He sees her red and at that moment beat her to death. It gave him permission." It is this action that will set the way to eventually be killed by family boss in season 4, episode 9, "Who did this", which is one of The best episodes of the whole escape of "sopranos".

However, after the immense influence he made on the show and the mixture of funny and equally frightening moments in the center of the, Pano Pantoliano was happy to cut ties with Ralph Fifareto and never grieved about splitting ways with the character. "No, f ** k him. No, not at all," the actor revealed. "That's one of the reasons I've never seen her. My kids are all adults now and none of them have seen" soprano "." Hey, the family comes first, after all.

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