Actor, producer, and director James Quattrochi completed production on the musical romantic comedy feature film That’s Amore! in April 2026 and is set to return as the character “Sally Dogs” for the fourth season of Paramount+’s Tulsa King, according to VP Media Agency LLC announcements released in August 2026.
The Bottom Line:
- Feature Wrap: Quattrochi wrapped production on Nick Vallelonga’s musical rom-com That’s Amore!, where he plays the supporting role of “Big Bob.”
- Streaming Return: He returns for his third consecutive season as “Sally Dogs” in Tulsa King Season 4, which is slated for a 2026 release on Paramount+.
- Dual-Threat Career: In addition to his acting career with over 70 credits, Quattrochi stars as wrongfully accused photographer Marco Tirelli in the upcoming legal drama Playing the Float.
Inside the Production Timeline of That’s Amore!
Written and directed by Nick Vallelonga, That’s Amore! wrapped its principal photography in April 2026 after shooting on location across Biloxi, Gulfport, and Ocean Springs in Mississippi. The narrative centers on Nick Venere, a man who has never married, and Patty Amore, a woman who keeps a secret from her past. When the two meet, their families become involved, and a comedy of errors follows. Quattrochi steps into the supporting role of “Big Bob,” adding to a career spanning more than 70 credits across film, television, and streaming platforms.
While VP Media Agency LLC confirmed that a release is anticipated later in 2026, an exact distribution partner and premiere date remain unannounced. The project sits alongside Quattrochi’s other recent work, the legal drama Playing the Float. In that film, Quattrochi anchors the project as lead character Marco Tirelli, a photographer who must study federal law on his own to fight the insurance company in court after being wrongly accused of insurance fraud. According to the production announcements, Playing the Float is expected to begin a film festival run before its release.
Expanding the Crime Syndicate in Tulsa King Season 4
On the television front, Quattrochi is heading back to the crime drama grind. Paramount+ confirmed that Tulsa King will return for its fourth season in 2026, marking Quattrochi’s third consecutive season appearing as “Sally Dogs,” a member of a rival crime organization.
| Project Title | Role | Genre | Current Status / Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| That’s Amore! | “Big Bob” | Musical Romantic Comedy | Production completed April 2026; late 2026 release expected |
| Tulsa King (Season 4) | “Sally Dogs” | Streaming Series | Returning for 3rd consecutive season; arriving in 2026 |
| Playing the Float | Marco Tirelli (Lead) | Legal Drama | Completed; preparing for film festival run |
Operating on both sides of the camera, Quattrochi balances indie filmmaking with studio streaming assets. His extensive filmography includes appearances in Blue Bloods, The Family Business, Jungle Cruise, Sweetwater, and Sound of Freedom. Behind the scenes, he produced and starred in In the Kingdom of the Blind—an official selection at both the Palm Springs International Film Festival and the Santa Barbara International Film Festival—and directed True Friends, which picked up the Best Up and Coming Director honor at the LAIFA Film Awards.
Navigating Comedy and Drama Across Platforms
“Both of these projects gave me the kind of parts I look for as an actor,” Quattrochi stated via VP Media Agency LLC. “One is a comedy, and one is a drama, and getting to move between the two in the same year is why I still love this work.”
That agility in navigating tonal shifts defines a working actor’s persistence in an era where streaming platforms and independent distributors fight for distinct content. Whether he is trading dialogue in a Mississippi-shot musical comedy or facing off against rival syndicates in a high-profile Paramount+ streaming asset, Quattrochi continues to build a diverse slate through his production company.
As 2026 rolls toward its final quarters, all eyes turn to the official release dates for both That’s Amore! and Tulsa King Season 4. How do you think Quattrochi’s “Sally Dogs” will factor into the upcoming power struggles on the streaming hit? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
