LOGLINE: An alcoholic truck stop stripper turned Southern socialite, Anabelle, sets out to throw her daughter the perfect engagement party. The sister of the groom, a high society reporter, resorts to drastic measures to expose her brother's fiancee and family for who they really are before he makes the bigg
SYNOPSIS: Black-tie optional, but a straightjacket would be a fine idea: South of Southern is a timeless film and it is not just a story about the South – it’s about complicated family relationships and how we act when everyone comes together. It pulls
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"John"
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M - 35-40
In his late 30s, a self-made man, a real man's man, he is an advertising exec, married to Hallie, father to seven-year-old Robbie. "Bob is the kind of guy who shoots low 80s and takes your cash on the course -- then spends it buying everybody drinks at the 19th hole." Upbeat, gregarious, happily under the thumb of his sexy but b--l-busting wife, Bob rarely lets down his guard. His go-to phrase for pretty much everything is, "Shut the f--k up.". It's Bob and his wife who are hosting the Fourth of July bash in their home...
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davevsgoliath (Role), 04:16PM on Mar 22, 2012
Maybe it's just me, and please don't be offended, but I'm not sure of the projects title. Is it SOUTH OF SOUTHERN or SISTERS OF SUBURBIA? I like SOUTH OF SOUTHERN better, for what it's worth. The story has a lot of potential.