It feels like we’ve been waiting eons for Such Good People. We first reported on it back in October 2012 when the film was looking for crowdfunding. We’ve had the trailer since then, and now the film is getting is US release, and to celebrate we’ve got a great exclusive clip.
In it Randy Harrison and Michael Urie have a bit of a police problem when their missing dogs are mistaken for being something else.
Breaking Glass Pictures is releasing Such Good People in the US on DVD and VOD on April 14th, 2015. Such Good People is a gay screwball comedy starring Michael Urie (Ugly Betty), Randy Harrison (Queer as Folk), Scott Wolf (Party of Five), Ana Ortiz (Ugly Betty, Devious Maids) and Lance Bass (N’Sync).
Such Good People centers on a young gay couple who discover a secret room filled with cash while house-sitting for rich friends who die while out of the country. [Read more…]
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