Gets a parenthetical mention in the introduction of
A.J. Jacobs's book
"The Year of Living Biblically" with a nod to his character in
Les Soprano (1999), Father Phil Intintola. Here's the quote: "My only brushes with the Bible were brief and superficial. We had a next-door neighbor, Reverend Schulze, a kindly Lutheran minister who looked remarkably like
Thomas Jefferson. (By the way, Reverend Schulze's son became an actor and, oddly enough, went on to play the part of the creepy priest on The Sopranos.) Reverend Schulze told great stories about college sit-ins during the Sixties, but whenever he started talking about God, it just sounded like a foreign language to me".
