In his too much briefing race as an actor, Jameseshes Gandolfini made a name for himself playing brutal men who hide complex emotionality under their cold exterior. When he died suddenly in 2013, he left us with a film full of roles of characters and empathetic waters in everything, from blockbusters like "Crimson Tide" to comedies as "enough said".

But even with these Elleveal parts, we still want to see more than Gandolfini, leaving fans to look at the roles he almost played and imagine what we could have. One of these parts would be his various and terrible villains, which really says something given the frightening thing he put in Sopranos, Despite the fact that he didn't even want to audition.

Before being the king of the Italian mafia, Gandolfini was almost starring in Frank Darjan's adaptation to "Joashank's redemption", but he suddenly had to leave production at the last minute due to another role.

When Andy Dufren arrives at Tim Robins at Joskank's state prison, he quickly makes a friend at Ellis' Organization of Morgan Freeman. Their relationship forms the heart of the filmBut its heat is contrary to the terror that was inflicted by a diamond, the leader of the "sisters" gang. The part is played perfectly by the actor "Foreigners" Mark Rolston, but in an interview with USA todayWriter and director Frank Darawant revealed that they initially threw the Jameseii Gandolfini in the section.

At the time, he was still an "unknown freer" working on off-Broadway productions, but his audition was hunting for his team and they offered him a job immediately. But before they could shoot the role, Gandolfini withdrew from the "Showushank Revelation" because he was thrown into the classic "True Romance" of Tony Scott in 1993 (seen at the top). The Dardan says they held "no heavy feelings" towards Gandolfini for discharge because they knew that the role would "serve his career better".

After Gandolfini left the role, the Dardan held a new round of auditions, and that is when Mark Rolston walked through the doors, and the Dateman could not be more pleased. "I'm the biggest fan of the" aliens "there. He had me on "Hello", says Darawant. "I loved working with this man. He brought something indelible."

In the end, the Dardant was right, with the role of Gandolfini in "Real Romance", paving the way for him to take Tony Soprano, One of the definitive roles of TV history. We will only have to imagine how much he threatened within the cold prison cells of Joskank's state prison.