KEELEY HAWES TO LEAD
NEW FINDING ALICE DRAMA
The shooting starts next January! |
The Story focuses upon Alice’s honest, raw, blackly comic journey of grief,
love and life after the death of her husband Harry. His accidental
sudden death kicks up a storm of secrets and mess, debt, suspicion and
criminality which Alice is forced to confront in order to survive.
Harry dies after falling down the stairs when they move into their newly
finished dream house. Harry designed it, so it’s weird and wonderful,
and impractical, and one more disorientation for Alice, to go with her
sense of loss and abandonment. Her beloved partner of 20 years is no
more, and now she can’t open the garage doors.
If that were her only problem…
Men have a habit of hiding stuff that they don’t want to deal with, and
Alice discovers that Harry was worse than most.
And here I am wondering who's going to move the heavy stuff around if Jason passes before me. What a nightmare to find out your husband was truly a terrible man once he's dead.
ReplyDeleteImagine if you discover Jason has a secret career as a criminal :) Like heist expert or something, which would explain his trips to Japan :)
DeleteHe better not be going to Japan without me. I'll bring him back from the dead and kill him all over again. It's usually Taiwan he travels to, which I could care less if he goes to without me. China is not high on my bucket list of places to visit. Now, with the treatment of their Hong Kong citizens, it's even lower. I would like to see the Great Wall, but frankly, their human rights issues bother me a lot and make me not want book a trip there even to see such a historic landmark.
DeleteI like China, and would definitely visit them, but their food scares me. And don't believe everything your news tell you, they present you the Hong Kong story the way it suits them, not the way it is. Just look at ABC faking that video from Syria this week and then acting all innocent after being caught.
DeleteThe food alone scares the heck out of me. With my gut, oooh, I'd be so miserable! I'd like to travel to India, but their food scares me too with all of those spices and such. I'd probably have to take a gallon of anti-diarrhea medicines each day just to be able to eat there.
DeleteI don't think you and I would ever survive India, dahlink, so let us not even fool ourselves :) I'd have to wear diappers there.
DeleteI was thinking the same thing. I'd need me some adult diapers. Could you imagine us running around India with adult diapers on? What a hot mess the two of us are LOL!
DeleteMaybe they could glue a potty onto our bums for India visit!
DeleteI like Keeley Hawes, so I'm looking forward to perhaps being able to see this some day!
ReplyDeleteShe's the queen!
DeleteThis sounds like something I should watch with the hubby. It could be a subtle reminder to not keep any secrets from his loving wife. Lol!! Nah, seriously, I probably wouldn’t open the garage doors either without my hubby around. Not because I can’t, but out of fear of the evil giant spider cricket that inhabits the garage. :)
ReplyDeleteYou should name the spider, that way it will seem less scary! My spiders are called Olga, Sergei and Andrei!
DeleteOoh, this sounds like something I would LOVE!
ReplyDeleteI think Studiocanal is distributing it internationally!
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