Love Child will center on Misty, a woman stuck in a loveless marriage, who develops a strong connection with a handsome vagabond stranger, Easy. Her 11-year-old son Junior decides to get rid of his brutish father so his mother can be with Easy, but things turn disastrous when his plan backfires.

Solondz said that he’s “beyond excited to work with Elizabeth Olsen and Charles Melton on what will be a super fun and playful celebration of Hollywood movies.” Olsen echoed his statement, describing this collaboration as a dream come true because she’s been a fan of Solondz’s work for years.

Rocket Science will be handling international sales, while Cinetic Media and WME co-represent U.S. rights, and they’re joining forces with Killer Films, 2AM, Volition Media, and Gramercy Park Media to bring this film to EFM.

Olsen most recently starred in the HBO Max mini-series Love & Death, for which she received a Golden Globe nod. Melton is fresh off getting rave reviews for his performance in May and December, along with nominations for a Golden Globe Award and Critics Choice Award.

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The 10-episode series was being developed by Showtime before it was moved to Facebook Watch. It tells the story of Leigh Shaw, who’s life completely transforms after her husband’s sudden death. This loss forces her to learn more about herself and the person she lost, while facing the fact her loved one wasn’t who she thought he was.

The official synopsis describes Sorry for Your Loss as “simultaneously devastating and uplifting, with grounded, flawed characters desperate to find humor anywhere they can and dives into grief as an unavoidable, universal, transformative part of life.”

It sounds like the perfect story for Olsen to tackle and return to her acting roots. She rose to prominence thanks to the role in indie thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene. It was a character-driven project of smaller scale, unlike big blockbusters we usually see her in these days.

Sorry for Your Loss seems to be something similar and it also stars Janet McTeer, Jovan Adepo and Kelly Marie Tran. It premieres on Facebook Watch on September 18.

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Love Child will center on Misty, a woman stuck in a loveless marriage, who develops a strong connection with a handsome vagabond stranger, Easy. Her 11-year-old son Junior decides to get rid of his brutish father so his mother can be with Easy, but things turn disastrous when his plan backfires.

Solondz said that he’s “beyond excited to work with Elizabeth Olsen and Charles Melton on what will be a super fun and playful celebration of Hollywood movies.” Olsen echoed his statement, describing this collaboration as a dream come true because she’s been a fan of Solondz’s work for years.

Rocket Science will be handling international sales, while Cinetic Media and WME co-represent U.S. rights, and they’re joining forces with Killer Films, 2AM, Volition Media, and Gramercy Park Media to bring this film to EFM.

Olsen most recently starred in the HBO Max mini-series Love & Death, for which she received a Golden Globe nod. Melton is fresh off getting rave reviews for his performance in May and December, along with nominations for a Golden Globe Award and Critics Choice Award.

The post Elizabeth Olsen & Charles Melton Joins Todd Solondz’s “Love Child” appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

The 10-episode series was being developed by Showtime before it was moved to Facebook Watch. It tells the story of Leigh Shaw, who’s life completely transforms after her husband’s sudden death. This loss forces her to learn more about herself and the person she lost, while facing the fact her loved one wasn’t who she thought he was.

The official synopsis describes Sorry for Your Loss as “simultaneously devastating and uplifting, with grounded, flawed characters desperate to find humor anywhere they can and dives into grief as an unavoidable, universal, transformative part of life.”

It sounds like the perfect story for Olsen to tackle and return to her acting roots. She rose to prominence thanks to the role in indie thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene. It was a character-driven project of smaller scale, unlike big blockbusters we usually see her in these days.

Sorry for Your Loss seems to be something similar and it also stars Janet McTeer, Jovan Adepo and Kelly Marie Tran. It premieres on Facebook Watch on September 18.

The post Elizabeth Olsen Makes TV Debut in “Sorry For Your Loss” appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.