James Gandolfini’s long-awaited movie with co-star Julia Louis-Dreyfus comes out tomorrow on what would have been the late Sopranos’ star’s 52nd birthday. Gandolfini’s last film Enough Said is about a divorced woman who decides to pursue a guy who ends up being her new friend’s ex-husband. It’s a comedy that’s said to be sincere and loveable.
USA Today reviews the movie saying:
It’s clever, farcical and offers wry social commentary. With its heartfelt performances, intelligent writing and subtle humor, this is easily one of the most perceptive and engaging movies of the year … It is easily his best performance since Tony Soprano — in a role that’s light years away from the memorable Mob boss.
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