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Elisabeth Shue on Embracing 'Absurd' Aspects of Grief in 'The Good Half'
Elisabeth Shue opened up about embracing the ‘absurd,’ ‘tragic’ and sometimes humorous aspects of grief while starring in ‘The Good Half’
The Good Half, which was written by Brett Ryland and directed by Robert Schwartzman, follows Renn ( Nick Jonas) as he returns home to Cleveland for his mother Lily’s (Shue) funeral, where he must confront his grief and reconnect with estranged family members. Elisabeth ShueUtipiaThe Karate Kid actress added that, in some ways, the quick shooting schedule was beneficial, as everyone was “energetic” and “motivated” to get the work done, leading to a light tone on set. For viewers, The Good Half may not be an entirely “happy” experience — plenty of tears will inevitably to be shed throughout the one hour and 50 minute runtime — but Shue does think the movie will also make people laugh.
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