Published: 11 May 2007
We still don't know the biggest secret in American television - whether Tony Soprano is going to get whacked before the small screen's quintessential mob drama reaches the final episode of its final season next month. But we do know about someone else whose professional career - if not his life - has just been rubbed out with the kind of cold, business-like efficiency that corporate America and the mafia have always had in common: the man who did more than anyone else to bring The Sopranos (and a host of other culture-changing hit shows) to television audiences around the world. continue...
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