For all his stubbornness and vindictive nature, Phil Leotardo is more than just the meme-worthy, narrow-minded antagonist fans love to hate. Emerging from twenty years in prison, he represents the uncompromising "old school" mob values that Tony Soprano claims to admire but finds unbearable when confronted by them in reality. From his deep resentment after his brother’s unsanctioned death to his rise as a no-compromise boss, Phil’s character embodies a fascinating contrast to Tony’s modernized approach to mob life. Let’s watch the video and uncover the layers of this polarizing figure in The Sopranos.