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James Gandolfini, who has eschewed “mob guy” roles in favor of smaller character parts since HBO’s “The Sopranos” ended, is one again in “Killing Them Softly.” His character this time, though is a washed-up hit man, the “last, most pathetic one in the end.” (The Weinstein Co. via Associated Press)

James Gandolfini, who has eschewed “mob guy” roles in favor of smaller character parts since HBO’s “The Sopranos” ended, is one again in “Killing Them Softly.” His character this time, though is a washed-up hit man, the “last, most pathetic one in the end.” (The Weinstein Co. via Associated Press)

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