The creator of ‘The Sopranos’, David Chase, is reportedly working on...

The Sopranos Creator David Chase is working on a new HBO drama.

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This is after Weekly entertainment, who report that Chase will write and produce a new HBO series that will explore the beginnings of Hollywood.

Entitled A band of dreamsChase will also direct several episodes of the show.

E.ntertainment Weekly reports that the miniseries “will focus on two men in Hollywood in 1913 who intersect with a number of legends that shaped the entertainment industry, such as DW Griffith and John Wayne”.

Earlier this year, Chase seemingly accidentally revealed the fate of Tony Soprano in the show’s finale.

The ending of the hit show, which aired in 2007, left Tony with an ambiguous fate. He was sitting in a diner when a rival killer approached. The screen goes black before Journeys “Don’t Stop Believin” plays, and fans aren’t sure if Tony will be killed or not.

Have a say in a new panel discussion Sopranos Co-creator Alan Sepinwall (via NY Post), Chase apparently made a slip of the tongue and revealed what happened to the star of the show.

Chase said, “I think I had this death scene about two years before it ended … But we didn’t.” When co-writer Matt Zoller Seitz realized his mistake, he said, “You of course realize that you’re just doing this Death scene, “to which Chase replied,” Fuck you. ”

Production is currently running Newark – one expected Sopranos Prequel. The new show will reportedly follow Tony Soprano’s founding years, with Michael Gandolfini, son of the late James, playing a younger version of his father’s famous character.