In the fifth season finale Martin Scorsese offered Vince a lead in his upcoming re-envisioning of The Great Gatsby set in the Upper West Side of New York. Jamie Lynn-Sigler validated all of Turtle's claims by admitting the two of them were together; and they all cruised to Hollywood to celebrate the best moments of their lives together.
After the miserable failure of Medellin, the non-event of the Benji movie, the termination of Smoke Signals in the middle of production and Gus Van Sant's slowness to get involved, Vince seemed to be in even more danger than usual of becoming completely irrelevant by the end of the season. Will the Scorsese picture lead him to success and allow the series to go in a new direction? Or will he only slide further down the slope of celebrity stardom?
All i know, is this season is going to be great. Who doesn't love an underdog story. For a while Vince and the boys were riding high with money, cars, and big houses, but now they have to start from square one, almost like season 1. Should be great.
Like Vince always says "it will all work out, always does".
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