Five Sopranos Reunite for John Gallagher's SARAH Q

The Sopranos stars Tony Sirico ("Paulie Walnuts"), Frank Vincent ("Phil Leotardo"), Vincent Pastore ("Big Pussy"), Federico Castelluccio ("Furio") and William DeMeo ("Jason Molinaro") reunite in director John Gallagher's new feature film Sarah Q.

Written by Gallagher (The Deli, Blue Moon, The Networker) and Joe Benedetto (Hide the
Sausage), the movie is described as a seriocomic tale of a young girl's struggle to succeed as an actor at a Manhattan conservatory.

Gallagher was just honored with a 20th anniversary screening of his indie cult comedy The Deli, sponsored by the Long Island International Film Expo. He most recently directed The Networker which launches from Sony's The Orchard on September 12.

Sarah Q also stars Academy Award nominees Burt Young (the Rocky films) and Sally
Kirkland (Anna), with Shing Ka (Revenge of the Green Dragons), Lucie Pohl (Hi, Hitler, her one person show currently drawing raves at Cherry Lane Theatre), Joseph D'Onofrio (Goodfellas), Garry Pastore (HBO's The Deuce), Doug Plaut (The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), Steve Stanulis (The Networker) and Jaime Zevallos (The Sumoning).

Emmy James (UNWANTED from Suicide Squad's Jay Hernandez) stars in the title role, with
Samantha Scaffidi (Terrifier), Tamara Skylar Jones (American Fango) and Josette Dwyer
(Impossible Monsters) in support. All four are alumni of Gallagher's popular acting classes at One on One NYC.

Gallagher and Benedetto produce Sarah Q with Paul Mammano, Shing Ka, and Garry
Pastore, Randall Krongard and Chad Schulte are Executve Producers, Dianne E. Collins Co-
Producer, John Bruno the Line Producer and Kenneth Kotowski Director of Photography. Ernie Mannix is the Music Composer, Alexander Yew the Editor, and Caroline Sinclair is Casting Director. Arthur Schweitzer and Cinevest Interactive serve as Producers' Rep. Principal photography commences in New York City in September 2017