London, Nov 7 : Sopranos star James Gandolfini is said to have been caught on tape allegedly threatening a paparazzo.

Gandolfini, 48, is said to have taken exception to a videographer taping him as he shopped with his son Michael in New York City on Halloween.

In footage posted on the Huffington Post website, Gandolfini can be seen lunging for the photographer, who tells the star to "Relax, man!"

But the actor pushed away the camera before shouting at the paparazzo.

"I'm gonna break your f**king face!" the Daily Express quoted the actor as having said. (ANI)

Washington, July 04 : Former ‘Sopranos’ star James Gandolfini recently threw out a member of the audience during the performance of his Broadway play ‘God Of Carnage’.

The actor shoved the intruder after he came up on stage, and occupied his seat during intermission, Contactmusic reports.

The man said that he was just a fan, and wanted to meet his idol.

However, that did not stop Gandolfini from tossing the man into the wings, where a security guard ejected him from New York''''s Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, reports the National Enquirer.

Before the curtains were up, the actor known for his role as Tony Soprano in the Sopranos regained composure. (ANI)

London, June 11 : American actor James Gandolfini was forced to apologise after he broke into fits of laughter during his Broadway performance.

The former `Sopranos' star had to repeat a scene for matinee comedy titled `God Of Carnage' - about two warring couples - when he and co-star Hope Davis forgot their lines and couldn''t stop laughing about it.

Davis, whose character was about to vomit, buried her head in a bowl while Gandolfini turned his back to the audience, reports Daily Express.

New York, Feb 22 : James Gandolfini, who is known for his notorious gangster role in the sitcom `Sopranos', literally begged to land a part in Broadway play `God of Carnage'.

The multiple Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning actor fell in love with God of Carnage during a performance in London, and approached producers to cast him.

"I inquired as to whether they were moving it [to New York]," the New York Daily News quoted James, as saying.