Gandolfini stands up for working class

Actor James Gandolfini uses his art to stand up for the working class - because he feels they are badly treated.

Actor James Gandolfini uses his art to stand up for the working class - because he feels they are badly treated.

The Sopranos star, 44, particularly enjoyed researching for his role as Nick Murder in new romantic comedy Romance And Cigarettes, because his character is a normal man affected by every day issues.

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