James Gandolfini has been caught on camera allegedly threatening a paparazzo.

The actor is said to have taken exception to a videographer taping him as he shopped with his son Michael in New York City on Halloween.

In footage posted on the Huffington Post website, Gandolfini can be seen lunging for the photographer, who tells the star to “Relax, man!”

The hardman then pushes away the camera before shouting, “I’m gonna break your f**king face!”

As WENN went to press it was unknown if the snapper had filed charges against Gandolfini.

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James Gandolfini and Deborah Lin were married in Honolulu on Saturday, People magazine reports.

The 46-year-old star of “The Sopranos” and the 40-year-old model were married at the Central Union Church in the bride’s hometown, a wedding guest told the magazine.

Lin walked down the aisle in an Italian lace gown. Gandfolfini’s son Michael from an earlier marriage was his best man.

The couple have been engaged since 2007.

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Tony Soprano’s clothes have fetched $187,750 at a charity auction at Christie’s in New York.

The bloodied outfit worn by the fictional mob-boss in the long-running series The Sopranos when he was shot by Uncle Junior was the top lot, selling for $43,750.

The white tank top, beige and black short-sleeved shirt and black trousers raised 15 times more than Christie’s had estimated for charity Wounded Warrior, which helps wounded US troops.

Actor James Gandolfini, who played Tony Soprano in the hit show, was at the auction along with a soldier from Wounded Warrior.

Altogether, 25 lots were sold, making five times their estimate.

Top sellers were a striped short robe, which fetched $21,250, another robe with an S insignia on the breast pocket, which went for $13,750 and a blue shirt worn by Tony in the opening credits which went for the same amount.

The Sopranos aired for six seasons and ended in June 2007.

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James Gandolfini is selling off outfits he wore on The Sopranos to raise cash for charity.

The TV heavyweight is to auction off 24 complete outfits from the award-winning series to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, which offers help and assistance to U.S. soldiers wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The highlight of the clothing auction is expected to be the short-sleeve, button-down blue shirt Tony Soprano wore in the show’s opening credits.

Soprano’s famous bathrobe is also going under the hammer at the Christie’s Pop Culture auction, which takes place in Manhattan, New York on June 25th.

Gandolfini’s wardrobe is expected to fetch up to $36,000.

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James Gandolfini is starring in the HBO movie ABCD Camp as Sonny Vaccaro, the marketing executive and corporate sports scout who brokered multimillion sneaker endorsement deals with NBA stars, including Michael Jordan, Lebron James, and Kobe Bryant. Gandolfini will executive produce through his Attaboy Films company. Dan Halsted also will executive produce along with Baron Davis, the star guard for the NBA’s Golden State Warriors who formed the production company Verso Entertainment with Cash Warren. Friday Night Lights screenwriter David Aaron Cohen pitched and will write the story about the youth basketball camp established by Vaccaro. Cohen will start work on ABCD Camp after completing HBO Films’ Dare to Dream, a drama based on the HBO documentary about the U.S. women’s soccer team that defeated China in the 1999 World Cup.

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