James Gandolfini will always be known as Tony Soprano. The role was iconic, the show (The Sopranos) changed television, ushering in the age of Prestige TV. Gandolfini was perfect in it.

But James Gandolfini was an actor. Of course. He may have completely embodied the brutal, murderous gangster who also needed a therapist, but he was not Tony Soprano.

There is no better way to understand that than to watch Enough Said, a lovely romantic comedy that understands the nuances of life and relationships.

Writer/director Nicole Holofcener has made a career of making these small little films that feel lived in and real. This is a lively movie and you can read my review here.