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Fresh Air, May 31, 2006
- Length: 51 mins
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Summary
Actor Joseph Cannascoli. Up until recently he�s played mob captain Vito Spatafore on �The Sopranos� � that is until he got wacked. Before that, his character was �outed� having been spotted dancing in leather chaps at a gay bar. Cannascoli has also written a new crime novel, A Meal to Die For about a mobster and gourmet chef who has been summoned to prepare a feast for the boss who is about to be sent to jail.
Critic at large John Powers has just returned from The Cannes film festival. The top prize winner at Cannes was The Wind That Shakes the Barley a film about the Irish rebellion against British rule and the country�s subsequent civil war by director Ken Loach. Actor Joseph Cannascoli who played mob captain Vito Spatafore on �The Sopranos�.
John Powers has just returned from The Cannes film festival whre the top prize winner was The Wind That Shakes the Barley, a film about the Irish rebellion against British rule and the country�s subsequent civil war by director Ken Loach.
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