The Sopranos Complete Series DVD Box Set releases Tuesday November 11. The Sopranos Complete Series has a DVD Box Set image billboard on the Sunset Strip right now in Hollywood to promote its release this week.

The Sopranos Complete Series DVD features all six seasons of the HBO hit … plus more.

Says HBO: “For six seasons, millions of viewers loyally tuned in to HBO to watch the drama unfold as modern-day mob boss Tony Soprano juggled responsibilities between his family and his other “family.” Now for the first time ever, the beloved Emmy®, Golden Globe® and Peabody-Award winning series is available as a limited edition collector set. The Sopranos: The Complete Series, featuring all six seasons plus bonus materials, will be out in stores exclusively from HBO Video on November 11, 2008 – just in time for the holidays.

“Weighing in at 10 pounds, The Sopranos: The Complete Series includes a 56-page hand-assembled album enclosed in a sleek black linen box featuring all 86 episodes re-mastered on 28 discs as well as two bonus discs and two CD soundtracks on three discs. The album also includes 16-pages of editorial detailing the entire award-winning series. Packaged as the ultimate keepsake, The Sopranos: The Complete Series is available for the suggested retail price of $399.99.”

The DVD comes with a bunch of extras.

“The Sopranos: The Complete Series gift set is loaded with over 3½ hours of never-before-seen bonus material including: Supper with The Sopranos, two sit-down dinners with cast and crew full of insider trivia like what was the one condition Stevie Van Zandt made in order to play Silvio and what did Edie Falco as Carmella forget to wear during the final diner scene; as well as a separate, exclusive two-part interview of creator David Chase by actor Alec Baldwin (a huge fan who tried to get Chase to cast him in an episode) where Chase shares his personal views including his first impression of James Gandolfini during his audition and who was his inspiration for Livia in the show.”

And if that’s not enough, HBO throws in the following alos:

“* Paley Center for Media Seminar – discussion with David Chase and Terence Winter, featuring characters who were “whacked” including Vincent Pastore, Steve Buscemi, Drea de Matteo, David Proval and Annabella Sciorra
* Extra Gravy – spoofs and parodies of The Sopranos
* Lost Scenes from all six seasons
* Original audio commentaries from cast and crew
* 2 CD soundtracks on three discs featuring a genre-bending collection of music including the show’s theme “Woke Up This Morning (Chosen One Mix)” by A3
* 16-page detailed Episode Guide”