- Data di nascita
- Nome alla nascitaSteven Lento
- Soprannome
- Little Steven or Miami Steve
- Altezza1,71 m
- Steven Van Zandt è nato il 22 novembre 1950. Luogo di nascita: Usa. È conosciuto come attore e sceneggiatore. È celebre per aver partecipato a I Soprano (1999), Lilyhammer (2012) e Running (2006). È sposato con Maureen Van Zandt dal 31 dicembre 1982.
- ConiugeMaureen Van Zandt(31 dicembre 1982 - presente)
- GenitoriNicholas Malafronte
- ParentiBilly Van Zandt(Half Sibling)Kathi Van Zandt(Half Sibling)
- Known for wearing a bandana on his head
- Real-life wife Maureen Van Zandt plays the wife of his character, Silvio Dante, on I Soprano (1999).
- He and wife Maureen Van Zandt were married by (Reverend) Little Richard, with a wedding reception band consisting of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Gary U.S. Bonds, Little Milton and the wedding band from Il padrino (1972).
- Told "People" magazine that he had no desire to act in any other roles in spite of rave reviews for his portrayal in I Soprano (1999).
- At his wedding to Maureen, not only was the classic marital song "When a Man Loves a Woman" performed, it was sung live by Percy Sledge who had a hit with the record in 1966.
- Is a member of Bruce Springsteen's E-Street Band.
- [on being in the cast of I Soprano (1999) and a member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band] "I am having the experience two times in my life of doing something that makes New Jersey fashionable. What are the odds on that?"
- [on auditioning for 'The Sopranos'] So David [Chase] goes, 'Sorry - any other part you want, you can have it'. I said, 'You know what, now that I think about it, I feel kind of bad taking another actor's part here. I'm a guitar player. These guys, they go to school, they go Off Broadway, they work for 5, 10 years honing their craft and being waiters and whatever'. He says, 'All right. I tell you what. I'll write you a part so you're not taking anybody's job'. I said, 'Well, I have a couple of treatments. I've written one about an independent hit-man that had retired. Silvio Dante.'
- We lost Vinny Pastore [playing Sal 'Big Pussy' Bonpensiero] and that was the most difficult day up to that point. The only day on the set I can remember, you know, out of the whole ten years, where it was very uptight, a lot of tension on the set. I remember people yelling at each other and really pissed off, which you never saw. Why? Because we were losing Vinny. He was a beloved friend of ours, and you're not going to see him anymore.
- [on the closing episode of the 'Sopranos'] I had to go on one of those nationally syndicated shows the next morning, so I heard from the whole country how upset they were. So I just started asking people, Okay, what's your ending? Does the family get wiped out? Is that what you want? You want the kid to get killed? Tony to get killed? The wife? Okay, so what? And nobody could really say. I said, 'I'll tell you exactly what happened. The director said cut, the actors went home. That's what happened.' It's a TV show. It's a fucking TV show, okay?
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