David Chase
‘Sopranos’ Prequel Movie in the Works at New Line
Creator David Chase co-wrote the movie with 'Sopranos' writer Lawrence Konner.
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‘The Sopranos’ Ending Still Makes Creator David Chase “Want to Cry”
“I’m filled with sadness when I see that ending. I get all choked up — just thinking about it, I get all choked up,” he said on Sunday.
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Series Mania: Netflix’s First Original Foreign-Language Series to Screen, Cuba Gooding Jr. to Lead Masterclass
David Chase will serve as president of the jury for the festival's new international competition.
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David Chase Gives In-Depth Explanation of ‘Sopranos’ Final Scene
The normally cryptic creator opens up about his rationale behind that infamous ending.
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David Chase Talks About ‘The Sopranos’ and “Failing Upward”
The director spoke at the Digital Biscuit conference in Dublin.
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David Chase and Michel Gondry Headline Ireland’s Digital Biscuit Forum
The annual film and tech forum to take place in Dublin Jan. 28-30
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Edinburgh TV Fest: Vince Gilligan Lauds David Chase, TV Renaissance
"I have a good feeling about it," he says about a possible "Breaking Bad" spinoff.
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James Gandolfini Funeral: David Chase’s Full Eulogy and Other Goodbyes
The late actor's wife, Deborah Lin Gandolfini, friend Thomas Richardson and dialogue coach Susan Aston also spoke at the funeral in New York.
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David Chase on the Last Time He Saw James Gandolfini (Q&A)
In the wake of "The Sopranos" star's death of a heart attack on June 19, friends and collaborators remember a titan of the craft and a man of complex integrity.
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WGA Names ‘Sopranos’ Best-Written TV Series Ever
"Seinfeld," "Twilight Zone" and "All in the Family" also made the list of 101 shows, as voted on by guild members.
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‘Not Fade Away,’ Reunion of ‘Sopranos’ Creator and Star, Unveiled at New York Film Fest (Analysis)
A year after 'Like Crazy,' Paramount is handling another low-budget passion project that is likelier to attract a cult following than major awards.
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Not Fade Away: New York Film Festival Review
John Magaro, Bella Heathcote and James Gandolfini star in 'The Sopranos' creator David Chase's debut feature, a music-infused personal reflection on growing up in the 1960s.
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