

Somewhere in Queens
Overview
Leo and Angela Russo live a simple life in Queens, surrounded by their overbearing Italian-American family. When their son finds success on his high school basketball team, Leo tears the family apart trying to make it happen.
- Revenue
- $1,802,287
- Production
- Bona Fide Productions, Papa Al Productions
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Cast

Ray Romano
Leo Russo

Laurie Metcalf
Angela Russo

Jacob Ward
Matthew 'Sticks' Russo

Sadie Stanley
Dani Brooks

Jennifer Esposito
Pamela Carmelo

Jon Manfrellotti
Petey

Danny Garcia
Sal

Erik Griffin
DJ Joey Bones

June Gable
Mama Russo

Sebastian Maniscalco
Frank Russo

Tony Lo Bianco
Dominic 'Pops' Russo

Adam Kaplan
Marco

Katie Kreisler
Connie

Franco Maicas
Luigi

Jennifer Simard
Patsy

Jackson Pace
Dani's Mall Date

P.J. Byrne
Ben Parson

Karen Lynn Gorney
Rose Marie

Geoffrey Owens
Scotty

Caryn Richman
Dorothy
Crew
- Director
- Ray Romano
- Writers
- Ray Romano,Mark Stegemann
- Producers
- Albert Berger,Ron Yerxa,Ray Romano,Mark Stegemann
- Cinematography
- Maceo Bishop
- Composer
- Mark Orton
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User Reviews from TMDB
Brent Marchant
June 28, 2023
Genuinely funny family comedies – those without rampant silliness, obnoxiously cynical, smart-mouthed kids, and saccharine-encrusted coatings – have become a rarity in recent years, but, fortunately, this debut feature from actor-writer-director Ray Romano has breathed some new life in this genre. This film about a blue collar New York construction worker (Romano) follows his loving efforts to help out his painfully shy but gifted 18-year-old son (Jacob Ward) earn a college basketball scholarshi…







