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‘Sopranos’ star thought he’d be fired until James Gandolfini laughed off on set incident.

Michael Imperioli starred with the late Gandolfini on the HBO series from 1999 to

Sopranos” star Michael Imperioli’s first meeting with co-star James Gandolfini was not a smooth ride.

The actor, who played Christopher Moltisanti opposite Gandolfini’s head mobster Tony Soprano, told The New York Post his first day on set resulted in a little accident.

Imperioli’s character was driving Gandolfini, and had to maneuver the car backwards with extras walking around, all while delivering dialogue.

The only problem was Imperioli was not an experienced driver.

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“And I didn’t know how to drive. I never had a license. I lived in New York City since I was a teenager, so I never got a license,” he told the outlet.

He continued: “But I didn’t tell them that, because I wanted the job … I figured, how hard could it be? It’s TV, they probably tow you….”

Imperioli accidentally slammed the car into a tree, “really hard, and really did a lot of damage,” setting off the airbags and causing smoke.

“I just thought they were gonna get rid of me. People run over, there’s a hush,” he recalled, “and then Jim just bursts out in hysterical laughter.”