Saverio Guerra
Saverio Guerra, an actor born in Brooklyn, New York in 1964, has been acting for over twenty years and has appeared in many film and television productions. He played the role of “Bob” on the long running TV series Becker starring Ted Dansen as well as "Willy the Snitch" on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Other television roles include Las Vegas, NYPD Blue and Monk to name a few. His film roles include director Michael Bay's Bad Boys and The Rock, Spike Lee's Summer of Sam as well as Barry Levinson's Sleepers and the Curtis Hansen directed Lucky You. His resume, love of film, knowledge of the subject matter and overall personal work ethic make him the perfect fit to direct our film. We are looking forward to working with him.
Chris Schneider & Sean Farley
Sean Farley, author of the Brooklyn Looper novel, has teamed up with long-time childhood friend,
Chris Schneider, and written the screenplay for the film. They expect to begin filming with Saverio Guerra
as early as June of 2008 in downtown Brooklyn. Farley and Schneider will also be Executive Producers on
the project and will be hosting open casting calls in various parts of Brooklyn at the beginning of 2008.
Keep an eye on this website for further details on the casting call, updates of actors who have already
signed letters of intent, and all filming locations going forward, in both Brooklyn, New York and
Los Angeles, California. If you think you might be interested in trying out for a part after you read
the book’s description on the home page of the website, you can purchase the book online at any major
online bookstore or directly from the publisher at www.authorhouse.com. The movie, although different
in many areas, will mirror the characters in the book so it may be helpful for you to get a head start
in knowing these characters before you do your first reading of the script. This could be your shot!
Go for it!
Email us at sean@brooklynlooper.com if you have
any questions and either Chris or Sean will get back to you promptly.
The Brooklyn Looper story and script are both copyright protected and the original screenplay,
written by Sean Farley and Chris Schneider has been sealed, notarized and protected under the book’s copyright law.