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The primary thing Narducci recalls is that while they were involved in making The Sopranos, the cast really didn’t have a concept of the way their show was gripping the public consciousness. “It wasn’t about how popular the show was, because we didn’t know,” she says. “When you’re part of the show, you don’t realize how popular it is. And I said it on Good Morning America, we didn’t realize. When we got to L.A. the first time for the Emmys, we were like, ‘Whoa.’ We didn’t realize it.”
Even today, with the series’ thought-provoking finale more than a decade in the rearview mirror, the idea that she was a part of a project as significant as The Sopranos rocks Narducci back on her heels. “My God, me and my husband are watching, and I’m like, ‘Oh my God, I can’t believe I was part of that,” she tells Looper. “Like, to really appreciate when you’re on something like that — really recognize and enjoy it, because it comes once in a lifetime. I would love to have that again.”
Written by: Looper
