I OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES
When down-on-his-luck Hollywood screenwriter
Herb Tucker opens his front door, the last person
he expects to see is the daughter he abandoned
sixteen years earlier.
Nineteen-year-old Libby has arrived with an ambitious
plan to become a movie star — or so she says. As father
and daughter begin to navigate years of hurt, humour and
missed opportunities, they discover that the greatest role
either of them has to play is learning how to be a family.
Full of Neil Simon’s trademark wit, warmth and razor-sharp
dialogue, this revival of I Ought To Be In Pictures is a
touching and uplifting comedy about second chances,
forgiveness and finding your way back to the people who
matter most.
