Based on Deadline, Oscar winner Laura Dern and Emmy nominee Margaret Qualley will lead the solid of Netflix and A24‘s upcoming restricted collection Endlessly, Interrupted, based mostly on bestselling creator Taylor Jenkins Reid’s 2013 debut novel. Each Dern and Qualley are additionally set as government producers together with Reid.
Within the collection, Elsie (Qualley) and Ben’s whirlwind romance is electrical – inside months they’re married and dwelling fortunately ever after – when Ben’s surprising demise forces Elsie to return head to head with Susan (Dern), the mother-in-law who doesn’t know that she exists,” reads the logline. “Informed by way of a twin timeline, the collection recounts Elsie and Ben’s once-in-a-lifetime love, intercut with Elsie and Susan’s surprising journey as their at first turbulent connection finally brings each girls cathartic new beginnings.”
Who’s concerned in Endlessly, Interrupted?
Endlessly, Interrupted can be written by Yellowjackets’ Julia Bicknell, who has additionally been tapped to function the showrunner. Netflix efficiently received the rights to the venture in a aggressive bidding battle in opposition to a number of consumers. Govt producers are Jessica Rhoades, Alison Mo, Brad Mendelsohn, Jayme Lemons, and Brett Hedblom. It’s a manufacturing by A24.
This marks Reid’s second collaboration with the streamer, as they’re additionally presently working collectively within the highly-anticipated movie adaptation of Reid’s fashionable novel The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, which can be directed by The Acolyte showrunner Leslye Headland. The upcoming collection may even reunite Dern and Qualley with Netflix, following their critically-acclaimed performances within the 2019 movie Marriage Story, and the Maid collection, respectively. The Jurassic Park alum was most lately seen within the Apple TV+ dramedy Palm Royale, which was led by Kristen Wiig. In the meantime, Qualley can be starring reverse Emma Stone this June in Yorgos Lanthimos’ upcoming anthology film Sorts of Kindness.