Heart, hope, and, sure, pleasure, emerge from the worst factor that may occur to an individual in Dear Edward.
Apple TV+‘s new drama, adapted from Ann Napolitano’s bestseller, focuses on the folks in a grief assist group whose family members had been killed in a aircraft crash. Striking this emotional stability for the ensemble forged is Emmy-winning author/govt producer Jason Katims; he reunites along with his Friday Night Lights star Connie Britton as widow Dee Dee, a wealthy New Yorker and now-single mother to her college-age daughter, Zoe (Audrey Corsa).
Also within the assist group is Lacey (Taylor Schilling, Orange is the New Black) aunt and caretaker for the only real survivor, a 12-year-old, Edward Adler (newcomer Colin O’Brien, a pure) whose dad and mom and older brother died. To defend him, Lacey hides the torrent of sympathy letters alluded to within the collection title.
Each of the ten episodes (the primary three debut collectively) reveals extra secrets and techniques in regards to the misplaced passengers (an actress headed for an audition, a younger father-to-be) and people they left behind. “Dee Dee gets closer to the truth [about her husband]. There’s much pain as [she and her daughter] make this discovery,” Britton says. But finally, “It deepens their relationship.”
Check out this video for extra from Britton, and Anna Uzele, who performs Adrianna, the grieving granddaughter of a groundbreaking feminine politician misplaced within the crash. Both share how, in Dear Edward, loss finally brings connection.
Dear Edward, Series Premiere, Friday, February 3, Apple TV+