A mother is murdered. A tape destroys everything. And a driver who kept his mouth shut for twelve years finally decides to speak — with blood. ACT THREE The blackmail worked. That’s the problem. Because once the truth is out, there’s nothing left to negotiate. Only what it costs. Sal is done driving. He’s done surviving. And for the first time since he walked out of prison, he’s not trying to stay clean... he’s trying to settle accounts. Hara finally reveals what Lotta really built, not a hustle, not a side game, but a system designed to take down men who thought they were untouchable. Vincent moves to contain it. Charlie gets caught in the fallout. And Carmela... the only innocent in a guilty world, pays for all of it. That’s the moment the story breaks. Not when the tape surfaces. When the family does. Act Three is not about power. It’s about what power does when it slips. Doors close. Phones stop ringing. Old friends don’t answer. And the men who used to run everything start hiding from one man who has nothing left to lose. Sal isn’t looking for a way out. He’s looking for the last word. And it’s waiting in a garage... one hostage, one voice over the intercom, and one decision that decides who walks and who gets carried out. My Lady’s Song was never about blackmail. It was about what happens after. This is the part nobody survives. 🎭 CAST SAL – Ronnie Marmo CHARLIE – Sam McMurray SENATOR BAXTER / THE JOHN – Joe Mantegna VINCENT – Dan Lauria HARA – Gia Mantegna LOTTA – Ally Dunbar DONNA – Janelle Marmo CARMELA – Patty McCormack PORN DIRECTOR – Robert Wuhl LEO – Zeke Alton ANTHONY – Alec Leonard NARRATOR – Vanessa Richardson With additional performances from: Janelle Marmo, Ally Dunbar, Gia Mantegna, Zeke Alton, Alec Leonard 🎬 PRODUCTION Directed by Jack Levy & Mark Knell Executive Produced by Shaan Sharma, Mark Knell, and Jack Levy Table Read is a Manifest Media production. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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MY LADY'S SONG - Act 3

APR 7, 202648 MIN
Table Read

MY LADY'S SONG - Act 3

APR 7, 202648 MIN

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A mother is murdered. A tape destroys everything. And a driver who kept his mouth shut for twelve years finally decides to speak — with blood.ACT THREEThe blackmail worked.That’s the problem.Because once the truth is out, there’s nothing left to negotiate.Only what it costs.Sal is done driving.He’s done surviving.And for the first time since he walked out of prison, he’s not trying to stay clean... he’s trying to settle accounts.Hara finally reveals what Lotta really built, not a hustle, not a side game, but a system designed to take down men who thought they were untouchable. Vincent moves to contain it. Charlie gets caught in the fallout. And Carmela... the only innocent in a guilty world, pays for all of it.That’s the moment the story breaks.Not when the tape surfaces.When the family does.Act Three is not about power.It’s about what power does when it slips.Doors close. Phones stop ringing. Old friends don’t answer.And the men who used to run everything start hiding from one man who has nothing left to lose.Sal isn’t looking for a way out.He’s looking for the last word.And it’s waiting in a garage... one hostage, one voice over the intercom, and one decision that decides who walks and who gets carried out.My Lady’s Song was never about blackmail.It was about what happens after.This is the part nobody survives.🎭 CASTSAL – Ronnie MarmoCHARLIE – Sam McMurraySENATOR BAXTER / THE JOHN – Joe MantegnaVINCENT – Dan LauriaHARA – Gia MantegnaLOTTA – Ally DunbarDONNA – Janelle MarmoCARMELA – Patty McCormackPORN DIRECTOR – Robert WuhlLEO – Zeke AltonANTHONY – Alec LeonardNARRATOR – Vanessa RichardsonWith additional performances from:Janelle Marmo, Ally Dunbar, Gia Mantegna, Zeke Alton, Alec Leonard🎬 PRODUCTIONDirected by Jack Levy & Mark Knell Executive Produced by Shaan Sharma, Mark Knell, and Jack LevyTable Read is a Manifest Media production.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.