SEARCHING FOR BOBBY

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• Release Year: 2005
• Genre: Adventure, Comedy
• Plot: Searching for Bobby D is a comedy about four New Yorkers, the film's star Johnny Argano, Tommy, Mike, and the only non-Italian in the group Jerome who are all stuck getting the worst parts as New York actors. They are all sick of it and want to move up in the world. But things begin to look up when Johnny's cousin Leo says a rich guy in Pennsylvania loves movies and would be willing to put up some money for the film for which Johnny has written a script. Desperate, the boys decide to take a road trip down to Pennsylvania, but soon enough the boys come to realize Leo is still a complete goof and that he's told their potential investor that Robert Deniro has signed on to appear in the film.
• Cast: William DeMeo, Robert Daleo, Les Gardonyi, Paul Cicero, Jack Bank, Jaid Barrymore, Tyson Beckford, Sandra Bernhard, John Bianco, Eve Blangiardo, Frank Bonsangue, Malika Borghese, Paul Borghese, Lillo Brancato, Richard Brietfeller, Al Burgo, Michael Buscemi, Mario Cantone, Nayi Castro, Alice Chamberlain, Karen Chamberlain, Mark Charran, Chrissy Colarusso, Robert Costanzo, Tony Darrow, Brian Delate, Carly DeLuca, Kevin Dobson, Carmen Electra, Brooke Engen, Tiffany Engen, Rocco Ferrara, Emily Frances, Anthony Gerace, Allison Gestone, Karen Lynn Gorney, Cara Hamill, Katie Hamill, Robert Heitman, Elizabeth Hendrickson, John Hoyt, Alexis Iacono, Matt Jade, Priscilla Jones, Amelia Kallman, Eileen Kovener, Anna Kulinova, Kirsten Kuppenbender, Peter Linari, Joe Lisi, James Madio, Joe Manuella, Daniel Margotta, Lou Martini Jr., Jackie Martling, Michael Mazzeo, Angelo Megaro, Moet Meira, Angelica Morrow, Arthur J. Nascarella, Justin Ness, Michael Nouri, Seregon O'Dassey, Chelsea O'Toole, Carla Occhiogrosso, Frank Pellegrino, Rachel Perry, Chris Russo, Al Sapienza, Brooke Rachel Shive, Diana Terranova, John Thomas, Joseph Tudisco, Louis Vanaria, Adam Ziff, Matthew Ziff, Chuck Zito, Craig Keene, Keith Krebs, Christopher Ryan Renni-Calliope
• Director: Paul Borghese
• Runtime: 1:30
• Media Format: Movie