by "honest work," as did his father. Production Creator David Chase makes his second cameo appearance on the series as a passenger on the plane to Italy during the last scene. Previously, he appeared as a man in Italy in the episode "Commendatori." References to prior episodes Tony reminds Artie about the time his family found refuge and happily dined at Nuovo Vesuvio during a heavy storm, which happened in "I Dream of Jeannie Cusamano." Christopher reminds Tony about the "huge sacrifice" made for him, turning on Adriana in "Long Term Parking." Other cultural references Italo and Salvatore talk about visiting the World Trade Center site. Christopher refers to Vito Spatafore as "La Cage aux Fat." La Cage aux Folles is originally a French comedy play later turned into a movie about gay lovers. An American film remake of it is the 1996 The Birdcage. Tony says he saw CSI when Carlo starts talking about techniques that could track Vito. When Tony denies having anything to do with Rusty's murder, Phil Leotardo says the deed can then be credited to The Headless Horseman. Artie says the New Jersey Zagat described him as a "warm and convivial host." Artie tells Tony he would never allow his restaurant to turn into an IHOP. Potential directors for Cleaver were mentioned as Ridley Scott, Tobe Hooper or "the next James Wan" (Saw). Little Carmine mentions Ben Kingsley's role as a villain in Sexy Beast. Christopher lists J.T. Dolan's screenwriting credits to Ben Kingsley, which include Nash Bridges, Hooperman, and Law & Order: SVU (mistakenly referring to it as "Law & Order: The SUV"). Lauren Bacall says she will give awards at the ShoWest. Christopher tells Lauren Bacall that she was great in "The Haves And Have-Nots" (To Have and Have Not). Little Carmine tells Kingsley that they are considering Sam Rockwell for the young lead role. In the Luxury Lounge, some of the displayed items were: an iRiver MP3 player, Oris watches, and the video game True Crime: New York City on a television. Christopher tells Tony he and Little Carmine met Lindsay Lohan in LA. Italo and Salvatore examine a Montblanc pen. Phil Leotardo tells Tony that his "heart is an open book," a lyrical reference to the song "Live and Let Die." Music The song being played at Nuovo Vesuvio when Artie surveys his mostly empty establishment is "La-La (Means I Love