Over 15 years after the finale episode, fans are still questioning Tony's fate at the end of The Sopranos. However, Chase has alluded to the idea that Tony died without explicitly confirming it.

The Sopranos creator David Chase confirms or perhaps doesn't confirm, we can't tell, ... who has been frustratingly vague about that ending since it aired in 2007, ...

Another defining drama of the golden age of cinematic TV has an ambiguous ending just like The Sopranos, and there might be a connection.

The ending of "The Sopranos" was both perfect and annoying as creator David Chase chose, once again, to upend the conventions of television by cutting (not fading) to black at an unpredictable ...

The ending of The Sopranos is, beyond any shadow of a doubt, the most controversial in television history. When the camera cuts to black after a quick shot of Tony Soprano looking up from his ...

‘The Sopranos’ Ending Still Makes Creator David Chase “Want to Cry” “I’m filled with sadness when I see that ending. I get all choked up — just thinking about it, I get all choked up ...

OK, show of hands: How many of you thought your cable had gone out when The Sopranos cut to black? After what seemed an eternity of no picture and a deadline looming, I panicked. What had I missed ...

HBO's legendary The Sopranos series was suddenly over. But the questions from the ambiguous ending still persist, especially over whether Tony, played by James Gandolfini, got whacked.

All I know is the end is coming for all of us." But with this question forever in the air, Chase said he never expected people to be discussing this eight years later, almost as long as the show's ...

The Sopranos: A.J. (Robert Iler), Meadow (Jamie-Lynn Sigler), Carmela (Edie Falco), and Tony (James Gandolfini) Regardless of the exact ending for the series, Tony could still be living happily ...

I respond to the Newsday article "Memorable moments on television" in the Tuesday Dispatch, which stated, "The final moment of the Sopranos - a fade to black with no conclusion to the storyline ...

Both sociopathic killer and troubled human being, Tony Soprano has confounded and defined his audience in a way no other character on television has.