In the new holiday movie Merry Good Enough, Sawyer Spielberg acts alongside his wife of five years, Raye Levine.
Merry Good Enough follows Lucy Raulie, portrayed by Levine, as she grapples with the complexities of her dysfunctional family amid the holiday season. When her mother mysteriously disappears on Christmas Eve, Lucy unexpectedly must reunite her fractured family. Lucy joins forces with her older brother Tim, played by Daniel Desmarais, and younger sister Cynthia, played by Comfort Clinton. The Raulie siblings embark on a search that takes a turn when their eccentric father George (Joel Murray), joins the quest to offer his unique brand of “assistance.”
In conversation with uInterview founder Erik Meers, Spielberg, who is the son of director Steven Spielberg, said he felt that the hardest scenes in the movie to the film were the awkward ones between his and Levine’s characters.
He said, “Ray and I were so comfortable with each other,...
Merry Good Enough follows Lucy Raulie, portrayed by Levine, as she grapples with the complexities of her dysfunctional family amid the holiday season. When her mother mysteriously disappears on Christmas Eve, Lucy unexpectedly must reunite her fractured family. Lucy joins forces with her older brother Tim, played by Daniel Desmarais, and younger sister Cynthia, played by Comfort Clinton. The Raulie siblings embark on a search that takes a turn when their eccentric father George (Joel Murray), joins the quest to offer his unique brand of “assistance.”
In conversation with uInterview founder Erik Meers, Spielberg, who is the son of director Steven Spielberg, said he felt that the hardest scenes in the movie to the film were the awkward ones between his and Levine’s characters.
He said, “Ray and I were so comfortable with each other,...
- 12/23/2023
- by Baila Eve Zisman
- Uinterview
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