The Sopranos
By: HBO Original Programming ; producer, Todd A. Kessler ... [et al.] ; created by David Chase ; Chase Films ; Brad Gray Television
Contributors: Bracco, Lorraine, 1955-; Falco, Edie; Imperioli, Michael, 1966-; Chianese, Dominic, 1931-; Van Zandt, Steve; Sirico, Tony; Iler, Robert, 1985-; Sigler, Jamie-Lynn, 1981-; De Matteo, Drea; Turturro, Aida; Ventimiglia, John; Castelluccio, Federico; Schirripa, Steven R.; Funaro, Robert; Narducci, Katherine; Marchand, Nancy, 1928-2000; Pantoliano, Joe; Coulter, Allen; Van Patten, Timothy, 1959-; Bronchtein, Henry J.; Green, Robin L.; Burgess, Mitchell; Patterson, John; Winter, Terence; Bender, Jack, 1908-; Stabile, Salvatore J.; Konner, Lawrence; Attias, Daniel; Buscemi, Steve, 1957-; Renzulli, Frank; HBO Original Programming; Chase Films; Brad Gray Television
Edition: Widescreen format.
Publisher: HBO Home Video
Published: 2002
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 723
Subjects: Drama; Families; Psychiatrists; Dysfunctional families; Neurasthenia; Mafia; Crime
Other titles: Sopranos (Television program). Season 3.
Description: The complete third season of the television series The Sopranos. Tony Soprano is in a mob family that is falling apart. He also has troubles with his wife and children. To help make sense of this, he is seeing a psychiatrist and taking Prozac.
Notes: Episode numbers and titles from container, disc labels and menu screens.

In title, "r" in Sopranos is displayed as a pistol on its side.

Originally produced as episodes of the television program The Sopranos in 2001.

Includes audio commentary for episodes The telltale moozadell, Pine Barrens and Amour fou; production featurette; episode summaries; cast and crew notes; awards notes; DVD-ROM features.

Container indicates an approximate running time of 780 min. Actual running time is 723 min.

Director of photography, Alik Sakharov, Phil Abraham ; edited by Conrad Gonzalez, Sidney Wolinsky, William B. Stich ; makeup, Kymbra Callaghan.

James Gandolfini, Lorraine Bracco, Edie Falco, Michael Imperioli, Dominic Chianese, Steven Van Zandt, Tony Sirico, Robert Iler, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Drea de Matteo, Aida Turturro, John Ventimiglia, Federico Castelluccio, Steven R. Schirripa, Robert Funaro, Katherine Narducci, Nancy Marchand, Joe Pantoliano.

Not rated HBO Home Video.

DVD player required; Dolby digital 5.1 or 2.0 surround in English; stereo. in French or Spanish; region 1.

DVD-ROM system requirements: WIN 95; DVD-ROM drive.

Soundtrack in English, French or Spanish.

Closed-captioned.
Table of contents: title: disc 1. -- episode 1.; title: Mr. Ruggerio's neighborhood  -- written by David Chase ; directed by Allen Coulter -- episode 2.; title: Proshai, Livushka  -- written by David Chase ; directed by Tim Van Patten -- episode 3.; title: Fortunate son  -- written by Todd A. Kessler ; directed by Henry J. Bronchtein -- episode 4.; title: Employee of the month -- written by Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess ; directed by John Patterson; title: disc 2. -- episode 5.; title: Another toothpick  -- written by Terence Winter ; directed by Jack Bender -- episode 6.; title: University  -- teleplay by Terence Winter and Salvatore J. Stabile ; story by David Chase ... [et al.] ; directed by Allen Coulter -- episode 7.; title: Second opinion -- written by Lawrence Konner ; directed by Tim Van Patten; title: disc 3. -- episode 8.; title: He is risen  -- written by Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess and Todd A. Kessler ; directed by Allen Coulter -- episode 9.; title: Telltale moozadell  -- written by Michael Imperioli ; directed by Daniel Attias -- episode 10.; title: ...To save us all from Satan's power... -- written by Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess ; directed by Jack Bender; title: disc 4. -- episode 11.; title: Pine Barrens  -- teleplay by Terence Winter ; story by Tim Van Patten & Terence Winter ; directed by Steve Buscemi -- episode 12.; title: Amour fou  -- teleplay by Frank Renzulli ; story by David Chase ; directed by Tim Van Patten -- episode 13.; title: Army of one -- written by David Chase & Lawrence Konner ; directed by John Patterson.