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‘Good Grief’: Everything You Need To Know

Good Grief. The Dan Levy-helmed movie isn’t set to arrive until just before the end of the year, but it already has quite a few fans of the Schitt’s Creek actor, writer, director, and producer titillated to see what he’s come up with now.Ahead of Good Grief arriving in theaters — and then a short while later on Netflix — read on about the new movie and learn all about Levy’s latest project.
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Dan Levy casts Ruth Negga, Himesh Patel, Luke Evans and more in his feature film directorial debut
A cast has been set for the film Good Grief, Dan Levy's feature film directorial debut coming to Netflix.The Schitt's Creek star, 39, has enlisted Ruth Negga, Himesh Patel, and Luke Evans, among others.The story will follow main character Marc Dreyfus, a man avoiding the grieving process after his mother's death.  Update: A cast has been set for the film Good Grief, Dan Levy's feature film directorial debut coming to Netflix; seen in London in SeptemberWhen his spouse dies, however, he is left with no choice but to face grief head-on, which prompts him to go to Paris with two friends.The Emmy award winning actor will star in the movie in addition to writing the screenplay and taking directing reins.   The project is his first undertaking as part of his Not A Real Production Company deal with the successful streamer.Levy released a statement that said, 'Good Grief is a cautionary tale about friendship and loss and all the mess that comes with it when the truth is something you’ve evaded for most of your life.' Starring role: The Schitt's Creek star, 39, has enlisted Ruth Negga, who received an Oscar nomination for her role in Loving He added, 'It’s funny, it’s bittersweet, it’s a project that has helped me work through my own grief.
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Dinnerladies cast now - tragic death, Corrie, addiction battle and rival soap roles
BBC comedy Dinnerladies is one of the late Victoria Wood's most famous creations, running for over two years between 1998 to 2000.The popular programme, centred around the staff and customers of a canteen at a fictional factory in Manchester, drew in nearly 16million viewers at its peak.During its time on air, the programme introduced viewers to up and coming stars including Maxine Peake and Coronation Street icon Shobna Gulati, as well as making audiences laugh out loud.January 27 marks the anniversary of the last episode of the comedy series, and to pay tribute to one of the UK's most beloved programmes, Daily Star takes a look at where the cast are now.Victoria Wood was the comedy legend behind sketch shows including Acorn Antiques and Dinnerladies, where she played Bren.Not only did she win five BAFTA awards, but she also formed lifelong relationships with fellow comedians Celia Imrie and Julie Walters, all of whom starred in her famous programmes.Victoria also won praise for her performance in the critically acclaimed TV drama Housewife, 49.In her personal life, she had also been married to Geoffrey Durham from 1980 to 2002 and they had two children together.However, Victoria died on April 20, 2016 from cancer, leaving the world devastated from the loss of the beloved comedian.Stars from the world of entertainment paid tribute to Victoria Wood, with friend Michael Ball explaining on BBC Radio 2 that she was a "trailblazer" for female comedians, saying: "She made it seem to other women, you can do this. You just need to look at the various social media feeds to see the people she's influenced."Fellow comedian Jennifer Saunders also tweeted: "Can't believe Vic has gone.
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