Shook the Spot
March 30, 2006
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia says anybody who thinks his Sicilian gesture was obscene has been watching “too many episodes of ‘The Sopranos,’ ” but a star of the TV mob hit says such body language is just as injudicious in real life.
“It’s an obscenity,” Joseph Gannascoli, who plays capo Vito Spatafore on the HBO drama “The Sopranos,” said of Scalia’s gesture, which involved flicking his hand under his chin. [ . . . ]
“It’s not like grabbing your crotch, not that bad an obscenity,” Gannascoli said. “But it’s an obscenity. It’s something you would do after paying a bookie, to your bookie, but not something you would do in church.” [Boston Herald] [see also]
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