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"Sopranos creator David Chase has discussed the possibility of reviving the show on the silver screen. Chase - who also served as executive producer on the HBO drama for the duration of its six-season run - said that he would need a &amp;quot;really great&amp;quot; concept to go forward with the project.  Speaking at a screening of the Sopranos pilot at the Museum of the Moving Image, he said: &amp;quot;A lot of people have talked to me about it. I still, frankly, flirt with the idea sometimes. If I had a really great way to do it, I would do maybe like a prequel.&amp;quot; The Sopranos - which starred the late James Gandolfini as mobster Tony Soprano - drew to its conclusion in June 2007. Speaking about the show&amp;#039;s famously-ambiguous ending, Chase explained: &amp;quot;Well, [former HBO chairman] Chris Albrecht said, &amp;#039;You should think about how much longer you want to do this show and we should have an ending.&amp;#039; That was about two or three years before.   &amp;quot;I mean, obviously [the finale] has echoes of the ending of the first season when they were all sitting in the restaurant. Other than that, I can&amp;#039;t really say where the idea...it&amp;#039;s just an idea.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;I wanted to create a suspenseful sequence,&amp;quot; he added. &amp;quot;I didn&amp;#039;t want people to be reading into it like The Da Vinci Code. It wasn&amp;#039;t meant to confound anybody. It was meant to make you feel, not to make you think, but to make you feel.&amp;quot; It was recently announced that The Sopranos will be available to stream on Amazon Prime, alongside other HBO shows like Six Feet Under and The Wire.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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