It was originally released in theaters on Octoand has previously been available on DVD through the Sundance Film Series. Dante Di Loreto, Anthony Edwards and Bill Kenwright produced the pic, with Lonny Dubrofsky serving as its EP. Die, Mommie, Die! Sundance Film Series/Courtesy Everett Collectionįrances Conroy ( American Horror Story) also starred in the film, which had its world premiere at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival, where Busch won the Special Jury Prize for Outstanding Performance. But when she begins to suspect that her daughter Edith (Natasha Lyonne) and gay son Lance (Stark Sands) are also sleeping with her paramour – and they in turn begin to suspect their mother had a role in their father’s death – everything begins to fall apart. In an attempt to escape her marriage so that she can be with the hunky Tony Parker (Jason Priestley), Angela poisons her husband. In the Busch-penned Die, Mommie, Die!, ex-singing sensation Angela Arden (Busch) is no longer in love with her husband Sol Sussman (Philip Baker Hall) and is disconnected from her children. Outfest Grand Jury Prizes Go To 'Anhell69,' 'Something You Said Last Night,' 'The Fabulous Ones,' Actor Isaac Krasner And More It won a Special Mention for Ensemble Performance at Outfest 2021 and has been showing at film festivals around the world over the past year, including Frameline, Newfest, Queer Screen’s Mardi Gras Film Festival in Sydney, Australia and TLVFest. The film was produced by Jamie Buckner and Alex Peace-Power of Derby City Productions, and the late Ash Christian of Cranium Entertainment. Longtime collaborators Busch and Andress directed the pic from their script, with Julie Halston ( And Just Like That…), Patrick Page ( In the Heights), Tim Daly ( Life & Beth) and Margaret Cho ( Fire Island) rounding out the cast.
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In The Sixth Reel, a down-on-his-luck movie collector (Busch) discovers a legendary lost film and becomes entangled in an outrageous adventure to deliver it to the right hands before it is lost forever. The latter will hit theaters in 2023, subsequently making its streaming debut. Nicki Minaj – “Super Freaky Girl” *WINNERĬhlöe ft.EXCLUSIVE: Wolfe Releasing has acquired worldwide rights to Charles Busch and Carl Andress’ comedy The Sixth Reel, and to the late director Mark Rucker’s cult comedy Die, Mommie, Die!, slating the former film for release in theaters and on digital this fall.
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