Noah Munck and Steve Schirripa star in this children's made-for-TV adaptation. Forced to abandon his summer vacation at math camp, young suburbanite Nicholas Borelli II (Munck) is sent to stay with his Grandma Tutti (Rita Moreno) and tough Uncle Frankie (Schirripa) in Brooklyn. Despite his father (Carlo Mestroni)'s protestations, Nicholas bonds with his uncle who gladly shares their family heritage, helps him impress local Donna (Elisabetta Fantone) and transforms him into the street-smart character of Nicky Deuce. But young Nicky soon suspects his friendly uncle of being involved in some of the area's seedy activities...

All six seasons of the hugely popular mob drama series. The series focuses on Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) and his family.

Tony's got a dutiful wife (Edie Falco), a not-so-dutiful son (Robert Iler), a daughter named Meadow (Jamie Lynn Sigler), an uncle (Dominick Chianese) who's losing his marbles, a hot-headed nephew (Michael Imperioli), a not-too-secret mistress (Oksana Lada), and a shrink (Lorraine Bracco) to tell all his secrets to, except the one she already knows: Tony's a mob boss whose troubles are wrapped up in both his 'families'.

Jake Scott directs this indie drama starring James Gandolfini and Kristen Stewart. Middle-aged businessman Doug (Gandolfini) has led a life of quiet desperation since the death of his daughter eight years ago, and the subsequent withdrawal from life of his severely depressed wife, Lois (Melissa Leo). While attending a conference in New Orleans, Doug makes a fumbled attempt to heal his own broken heart by engaging with the problems of troubled teenage runaway Mallory (Stewart).