Bill Holderman’s directorial debut Book Club has added Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, and Candice Bergen to headline. Holderman penned the comedy with Erin Simms and the pair will produce with Andrew Duncan and Alex Saks from June Pictures.
While the debate continues over whether or not Deadpool will receive any Oscar love, The People’s Choice Awards is happy to show the actioner the love, as the film picked up wins for Favorite Action Movie and Favorite Movie Actor.
As we head into a season of indie films and critical darlings fighting for a few awards season nominations, the 2017 People’s Choice Awards has released their list of nominees, celebrating the big hits that gained pop culture notoriety over the past year.
Finding out that their husbands are not just work partners, but have also been romantically involved for the last 20 years, two women with an already strained relationship try to cope with the circumstances together.
Kent Haruf’s novel is in serious talks at TIFF for an adaptation with Robert Redford and Jane Fonda.
Based on the Kent Haruf novel, a widow and widower try to spark a romantic relationship with each other for their remaining years.
A pair of rivals find out their husbands want to run off with each other.
An emotionally distant radio producer is called home for his father’s death and spends a week in his childhood home with his dysfunctional family.
Logline: Follows a group of sixty-something women who get inspired to reignite their love lives after reading “50 Shades of Grey” in their book club.
A meek small-town pharmacist, stuck in a loveless marriage, rediscovers himself through an affair with a trophy wife who introduces him to the wonderful world of prescription drugs, and the idea of murdering her husband.
The story of Eugene Allen, an African-American, who worked as butler in the White House, serving eight presidents from 1952 to 1986.
“All Together” star in talks to join dramedy adaptation.
Logline: Follows a famous New York novelist raising his daughter as a single father and how their dynamics and relationships change as she grows into an adult.
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Oscar winner set for upcoming dramedy.
A cable news anchor, his staff and his network attempt to report the news honestly and fairly in a complicated professional and personal climate.
Logline: Story follows a woman who is laid off from her job, discovers her husband is having an affair, and decides to go on a road trip with her foul-mouthed, diabetic grandmother.
Logline: Story follows a woman who, after breaking her own emotional and political isolations, begins a journey of reclaiming her passion and voice.
Logline: Story centers on five old friends who decide to move in together to avoid going to a retirement home along with a young German ethnology student who’s preparing a thesis about the aging population.
Logline: Centers on a conservative lawyer (Keener) who, after her husband leaves her, takes her son and daughter to the house of their estranged, hippie grandmother (Fonda) in Woodstock, where they each find love in unexpected places.
Logline: Story centers on a meek small-town pharmacist, stuck in a loveless marriage, who rediscovers himself through an affair with a trophy wife who introduces him to the wonderful world of prescription drugs, and the idea of murdering her husband.
Logline: The story of Eugene Allen, an African-American, who worked as butler in the White House, serving eight presidents from 1952 to 1986.
Logline: A father dies and his last request is that his highly dysfunctional and non-religious home sit Shivah for him, in his honor.