The 3 Adorable Things That James Gandolfini Was Afraid Of — You May Remember Him Differently Now

James Gandolfini (1961—2013) is most famous for his lead role on “The Sopranos,” but his “Sesame Street” discussion of why it’s okay to be afraid really does something for me.

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Jun 27, 2013

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