After spending nine seasons on a popular namesake sitcom that experienced heavy syndication, it’s fair to say that Ray Romano doesn’t quite need to be working these days. As an active creative in such a position, he’s now able to explore new avenues. No, not the fabled Everybody Loves Raymond revival (which probably won't happen), but rather his feature film directorial debut, Somewhere In Queens. With multiple decades in the industry, Romano likely had plenty of directors to take inspiration from, and in the case of Somewhere In Queens, he spoke to me of one particular piece of advice he learned from the legendary Martin Scorsese.
