| Episode Title: | Made in America (2007) - Series Finale |
| TV Series: | The Sopranos (Season 6, Part 2) |
| Studio/Network: | HBO / Chase Films |
| Director: | David Chase |
Production & Preservation Note: Lensed on location in Northern New Jersey for the monumental 2007 series finale, this specific sequence captures the utilitarian, concrete highway architecture characteristic of Morris County's major transit corridors. Unlike many classic cinematic landmarks that experience radical redevelopment, this prominent intersection and its service station footprint have remained exceptionally well-preserved and instantly recognizable, standing as a time capsule of late-2000s prestige television geography.
The series finale of The Sopranos, Made in America, features one of the most unforgettable moments in television history: The death of Lupertazzi crime boss Phil Leotardo.
But where exactly was this iconic scene filmed?
The famous Phil Leotardo "whacked" scene was filmed at the corner of Route 202 and Route 10 in Morris Plains, New Jersey. This landmark location remains a popular destination for fans of the show exploring North Jersey filming sites.
Interestingly, this location is deep in the heart of Morris County, just a short distance from where many Sopranos scenes were filmed. This filming location documentary gives you a then and now look at this Morris Plains landmark and shows that very little has changed since the cameras rolled in 2007.
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