John Travolta has vowed to look after the family of 'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini.
The 59-year-old actor said that Gandolfini had supported him when his autistic son Jett suffered a fatal seizure aged 16 in 2009, the Sun reported.
The tragic actor, who is survived by wife Deborah Lin and their daughter Liliana, eight months, passed away aged 51 in Rome on Wednesday.
Legend Travolta told the publication that his goal is to make sure that Gandolfini's family is ok.
He said that he will make sure that the late star's son, whom he has seen growing, and his brand new little girl are taken care of.
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