Summary

Utilized by the character Tony Soprano in the award-winning HBO series 'The Sopranos'. This vehicle was Tony's primary car used in the last three seasons of the series. Special conditions apply.

Details

This fully equipped white 2003 Cadillac Escalade was used by the character Tony Soprano portrayed by actor James Gandolfini in the last three seasons of HBO's award winning series 'The Sopranos'. This vehicle appeared in numerous episodes and was a prominent signature piece from the hit show. Die-hard fans will certainly be familiar with this car from its extensive use on the production. Some may recall pivotal moments involving the car, such as the scene in 'The Second Coming' (Season 6 Part 2, Episode 7) when Tony pulls up in the driveway of the Soprano home shortly before discovering his son A.J. on the verge of drowning in the family pool following an unsuccessful suicide attempt, or perhaps the climactic chase sequence in 'In Camelot' (Season 5, Episode 7) when Tony jumps into the Escalade and chases Phil Leotardo through the streets of New Jersey, eventually running his nemesis's car into the back of a parked truck. The vehicle is equipped with clear windshields for exterior filming and was also occasionally fitted with external camera rigging to facilitate interior filming during the production. Many key plot conversations took place in the vehicle, and it was Tony's primary source of transportation when conducting business on behalf of the Soprano family in the latter half of the series. Perhaps most astounding of all given its owner's reputation is the fact that the vehicle is in excellent condition and was never crashed, shot, or blown up. This shirt was worn by the character Tony Soprano played by actor James Gandolfini in H.B.O.'s award winning series 'The Sopranos'. Mr. Gandolfini wore the shirt in 'In Camelot' (Season 5, Episode 7) during the scene where Tony pursues Phil Leotardo in the Escalade and forces him to run into the back of a parked truck. This garment is part of Mr. Gandolfini's personal collection of Tony Soprano wardrobe that he acquired after the Sopranos series ended. This shirt represents the signature Tony Soprano look and is complete with the original production tag. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by issued and signed by James Gandolfini. The shirt has been donated by The Golden Closet and TheGoldenCloset.com. **This vehicle is the actual vehicle used on the award-winning HBO drama, 'The Sopranos' and it is in screen-used condition. There is no claim that the vehicle works properly and it is being sold under special conditions.**