For the first several hours of Avowed, I was properly transported to its world. Then I stopped caring about the characters. My story choices didn’t matter much, either to the narrative or, more fatally, to myself.
For the first several hours of Avowed, I was properly transported to its world. Then I stopped caring about the characters. My story choices didn’t matter much, either to the narrative or, more fatally, to myself.
Morgan Freeman is just one of the many veterans that make up 90% of the cast in “My Dead Friend Zoe,” a critically acclaimed comedy-drama that was directed by an Army veteran and produced by Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce. The film is set for a Feb. 28 theatrical release.
The actor’s performance in the film has caught many off guard: an introduction to a fresh face with an undeniable star quality that has earned him nominations from the Oscars, the Screen Actors Guild and the BAFTAs.