Chuck Montgomery is an actor living in Brooklyn , NY with his wife Sue, his son Grier, and his dog Tallulah. He has been active in New York City downtown theater, most notably as a member of the Obie Award winning Cucaracha Theater. He has worked extensively with writer-director Hal Hartley including the films "Amateur", "Henry Fool", the sequel to "Henry Fool", "Fay Grim", as well as Hartley’Äôs only stage play "Soon", that premiered at The Salzburg Festival in Salzburg , Austria . Other films include: "Chicago 10", "The Exonerated", "Terrorists", "Mona Lisa Smile", "Stepmom", "Frogs for Snakes", "Suits", and "Julie Johnson". On TV, he's appeared on "The Sopranos", "Third Watch", and all of the "Law & Orders". He is a featured voice on "Courage The Cowardly Dog" on Cartoon Network, and has also worked as writer and performer for Comedy Central. Always obsessed with electric guitars, Chuck looked around and found that his wife, Sue Scarlett had become a wailing blues/rock singer. With his wife Sue, on lead vocals and himself on guitar, they started writing some tunes. Chuck and Sue Rock have been performing all around New York , including CBGB's Gallery, The Knitting Factory, The Red Lion, Pianos, Rebel, and can be seen most frequently at Hank's Saloon in Brooklyn.

Sue Scarlett Montgomery is a mother, actress, singer, writer and filmmaker whose works have been produced in the smallest of night clubs to The Public Theater. Her spastic dance moves have garnered international attention, having often been mistaken for neo-post modern eclecto-realism fits. Sue's 1994 film, "Life of a Plate," won 1st Prize at BACA and was actually shown at the Metropolitan Art Museum. School, baby, four bands, one alien abduction and two presidents later, Sue's husband and love of her life, Chuck Montgomery, dusted off his old Strat and started rocking with her, forming Chuck and Sue Rock. Sue is currently writing a play and producing a book.