Although the Sopranos prequel The Many Saints of Newark was a box office bomber, only €2 million worldwide with an announced budget of €XNUMX million, on the US streaming service HBO Max, supposedly it went pretty well. So much so that another TV show based on the series is now a real possibility. "We talked to David about a new series, related to The Sopranos, on HBO Max," Warner Bros.' Ann Sarnoff claimed in an interview with Deadline promoting the film's success. The film's release was split between US theaters and HBO Max. Given the origins of the HBO cable internet show, it makes sense that the film would do well there. It also pushed the original series back into the top XNUMX most-watched shows on HBO Max fourteen years after its finale, illustrating that there's still some value to The Sopranos as a franchise beyond these horrible dollar numbers. "Literally lifted the Sopranos franchise in a new way, which cannot be measured on its own at the box office," Sarnoff added. However, the report says it's unclear if the project would be a series or a series. We still know what the potential show or movie would look like, with author David Chase noting that it would take place after the early XNUMXs period of The Many Saints of Newark. to do it, and that is if Terry and I could write the script together. That's what I would do," added Chase. Terence Winter was one of the original writers of The Sopranos and the author of two other HBO shows, Boardwalk Empire and Vinyl. The Sopranos universe seems destined to continue one way or another. another, so Chase has signed a new contract with Warner Bros. in early October covering future film and television projects.