The Soprano Family Hierarchy
Instructions
- This project shows the Soprano (DiMeo) organization’s power structure up to the last episode in 2007. The project only takes the series into account and not the film, The Many Saints of Newark.
- There are a lot of conflicting sources on the exact hierarchy. This chart is my best interpretation of all these sources.
- Each character is shown at his latest rank.
- Only characters who appeared in 2 or more episodes are featured.
- A character is pictured more than once if they were promoted to leadership or switched crews.
- Tony Soprano’s fate is not mentioned on purpose.
Sources
Sources:
- The Sopranos Wiki
- List of The Sopranos characters – Friends and family
- List of characters from The Sopranos in the DiMeo Crime Family
- The DiMeo/Soprano Organization (image)
- The DiMeo Crime Family (image)
- The Sopranos Wiki: DiMeo Crime Family
- The DiMeo Crime Family (Reddit)
- The DiMeo Crime Family after season 6 (Reddit)
LEADERSHIP
Includes bosses, underbosses, & consiglieres.
Pre-1999
No consigliere or underboss was mentioned during this administration. Tony Soprano served as street boss while Jackie Aprile Sr. was suffering from cancer.
1999 – 2005
Junior Sopranos was the family’s official boss from 2000 – 2005, but Tony Soprano was always the acting street boss.
2005 – 2007
CREWS
Both active & defunct crews. Includes caporegimes, soldiers, & associates.
Active Crew: Tony Soprano Crew
Christopher Moltisanti served as acting capo while Paulie Gualtieri was incarcerated in 2002.
Active Crew: Barese Crew
Reported to be the largest crew in the family. No other members identified in 2007.
Defunct Crew: Moltisanti Crew
Absorbed into the Tony Soprano Crew.
Defunct Crew: Aprile Crew
Absorbed into the Tony Soprano Crew.
Defunt Crew: Altieri Crew
Absorbed into the Tony Soprano Crew.
Defunt Crew: Junior Soprano Crew
Absorbed into the Tony Soprano Crew.
Defunct Crew: La Manna Crew
Defunct Crew: Curto Crew
No other members identified in 2007.