Mob Queen is a 1998 English-language Comedy motion picture written by Mike Horelick and directed by Jon Carnoy and produced by Jon Carnoy. Brooklyn Docks, 1957. If you're not a dockworker, mobster, or streetwalker, you don't belong in this neighborhood. Mob small fish George and Dip set up their boss Joey The Heart Aorta with Glorice, the new prostitute on the docks. They're ecstatic when the Mob Don falls madly in love with the sexy tart. But they soon discover this gorgeous broad is not at at all what she appears. If their boss finds out her secret, they'll get whacked for sure. Written by R.A.M.M. Entertainment. Mob queen features David Proval in the lead role along with an ensemble cast including Dan Moran, Candis Cayne, Tony Sirico, Marlene Forte, Mario Macaluso and Jerry Grayson. The music was composed by Jonathan Cossu. Cinematography was done by Nils Kenaston and editing by Anton Salaks. The film has a running time of 87 minutes. Distribution rights for the film were acquired by First Run Features.