‘Sopranos’ star Federico Castelluccio on Tony’s fate, new ‘sangwheech’
Federico Castelluccio, 57, who played DiMeo crew member Furio Giunta on Seasons 2 to 4 of “The Sopranos,” dropped by Anthony & Son Panini Shoppe in Williamsburg to celebrate a new hero named after his character. (Next week, the shop will unveil a sandwich named after John “Johnny Sack” Sacrimoni, played by Vincent Curatola.) Arriving in the same white 2003 Cadillac James Gandolfini drove as Tony Soprano throughout the show, Castelluccio greeted fans who lined up around the block before heading inside to make his own “sangwheech,” aptly called “The Furio.”Castelluccio’s $12 creation features mortadella, fresh mozzarella, jersey tomatoes and mayo — the latter to the dismay of co-owner Sabino Curcio — on Italian bread.