Paulie Walnuts Wants A Real Denny’s Breakfast

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If you’ve ever watched The Sopranos, you’ll love this new Denny’s commercial featuring the Paulie Walnuts character Tony Sirico. In the ad, Sirico is presented with a fast food breakfast which doesn’t meet with his approval. In response, he does his usual thing and refuses to pay for what he says is “not a real breakfast.”

There’s a second spot in the campaign which isn’t near as good as the first one. Here’s a bit of Tony Sirico trivia for you. Though he played a mobster on The Sopranos, Sirico was reportedly a real mobster back in the sixties and seventies attached to the Columbo family serving under Carmine Persico.

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