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| “ | I was named after Mr. Bobby Darin; Walden Robert Cassotto. | „ |
| ~ Walden Belfiore on him being named after the famous Italian-American singer, Bobby Darin. |
Walden Belfiore is a supporting character in the second part of the sixth season of the HBO Television Series The Sopranos.
He is the protégé of DiMeo Crime Family Caporegime, Carlo Gervasi and is also a soldier in the Gervasi Crew, formerly known as the Altieri Crew. He played a key role in the DiMeo and Lupertazzi War as a bodyguard and hitman for family boss, Tony Soprano.
He was portrayed by Frank John Hughes, who also played Casper in Bad Boys.
Biography[]
Walden first appears where he is at the Bada-Bing, talking to Tony Maffei about how big companies are somewhat helpful to their business of illegal importing of goods through the port of Newark, which is mostly orchestrated through Carlo, who is a captain in the family and someone who Walden looks up to. Later, Christopher Moltisanti, another captain in the family and the nephew of Tony Soprano, comes by and starts to ramble on about his daughter and her future, to which Paulie "Paulie Walnuts" Gualtieri, mocks Chris about his vulnerability causing everyone watching, including Walden and Tony to laugh hysterically at him, which causes Chris to leave.
In the following episode, Chris is killed in a car crash while being high on heroin, along with Tony, who suffocated him to death for him being too much of a liability. After his funeral, Walden comes over to Tony's house and mentions that Carlo will be arriving soon. However after saying this too many times, Silvio Dante, the family consigliere, tells him to stop taking. In the final episode, Walden finally plays a part in the main story when he is ordered to murder Phil Leotardo during the height of the DiMeo and Lupertazzi Family War. So after the family tracks him down, Phil's wife drives to a gas station to which Walden arrives at the gas station and shoots in the head Phil, killing him. After which, Walden leaves in a car driven by Benny Fazio.
Trivia[]
- Walden has been a small topic of theories and discussions among Sopranos fans. Owing to his short but prominent screen-time, such as being the show's only character to whack a boss, and his supposed symbolic connections with Christopher Moltisanti.
Gallery[]
External Links[]
- Walden Belfiore on The Sopranos Wiki
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DiMeo Crime Family Lupertazzi Crime Family Vittorio/Zucca Camorra family Philadelphia Crime Family/Buscetta Crime Family Other | ||