The Sopranos (1999)

Tony Soprano's house from The Sopranos, North Caldwell, New Jersey This is the curving driveway Tony pulls into at the end of the opening credits, cigar and all, and seeing it from the road is the closest most of us will get. The house was built in 1987 by a local developer who still owned it when it was listed for sale in 2019. The pilot shot its kitchen scenes inside the real house, but after that the kitchen and living room you remember were re-created on stages at Silvercup Studios in Queens. It is a family home on a quiet suburban street, so stay out of the driveway and keep the gabagool talk short.