Meet Sopranos star at billiards expo

[brianna187]

Meet Joe Gannascoli (Vito Spatafore) star of the HBO hit show the Sopranos at the Brianna Products booths 28-29-30 lower level of the super Billiards Expo valley forge Thursday ,Friday Sat take a picture get a auto graph joe will have pictures with him and also have his book see his new cue also "A cue to die for"
win a chance to get a Brianna 2500.00 cue and case signed by Joe and your picture with both him and the cue . Dont miss the once in a lifetime
chance see you there

 

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It's Like Deja-Vu All Over Again

Sorry, I didn't notice your AD posted in nine different AZB forums. Please post it where I might notice it.
thanks,
Doug

 

[JAM]

I have seen every Soprano episode and then some. That Vito character is a hoot on The Sopranos.

That's great news that he will be making a cameo appearance at the SBE. I am sure he will be popular with the all the expo-goers.

We do like The Sopranos here at my ranch. However, after last night, the Black Donnellys may give The Sopranos a run for their money because they're Irish, of course!

JAM of the McCready clan!

P.S. Here's a shot of Vincent "Pussy" Pastore of The Sopranos taken at the 2004 Skins Billiard Championship in Atlantic City.

The mafia-looking men in suits at the casino were escorting Vincent around the facilities and showed him the venue at the Skins tourney. I think they had briefed Vincent not only about the Skins tourney, but mentioned Keith's role in "The Color of Money." When Vincent Pastore walked in, it was he who approached Keith, much to Keith's surprise, and said that "The Color of Money" was one of his favorite movies.

Keith was beside himself and was eating it up like candy. It was funny to see him so star-struck when he got the chance to speak with the Sopranos star. It is one of the few times that Keith requested me to take a picture. LOL!

 

[ScottW]

Har. Joe Gannascoli has been on a merchandising tear - ever since his character got axed, he's been pushing all sorts of items as "a (insert product here) to die for", apparently.

http://www.josephrgannascoli.com/

Besides the cue, he's got a book "A Meal to Die For", a pasta sauce line "A Sauce to Die For", and a cigar line.