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Lears, The (2017)

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Lears, The (2017)

Genre

Drama

Release Date

TBA 2017

Studio

NeoClassics Films

Information

Genre

Drama

Release Date

TBA 2017

MPAA Rating

-

Duration

-

Production Budget

-

Studio

NeoClassics Films

Official Site

-

Cast and Crew

Director

Carl Bessai

Producer

Irwin Olian

Screenwriter

Carl Bessai

Starring

Bruce Dern as Davenport Lear
Anthony Michael Hall as Glenn
Sean Astin as Tom Cornwall
Alyson Michalka as Regan
Victoria Smurfit
Nicholas Bishop as Kent
Ivy Matheson
Amy Argyle
Stephen Ellis
James Hoare

Synopsis

The script focuses on world-renowned cutting-edge architect Davenport Lear (Dern). Nearing retirement, he summons his four dysfunctional children Glenn (Hall); Regan (Michalka); Kent (Bishop) and Rory (James Hoare) and their spouses, respectively Tyler (Stephen Ellis); Tom Cornwall (Astin); Delia (Ivy Matheson); and Natalie (Amy Argyle).

When they hear the bombshell that he has decided to marry his personal assistant that Sunday, it sets off an explosive round of devious behavior and conflict as each of them jockeys for position, borne by self-interest, greed and jealousy.

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