What's Happening?
David E. Kelley, a prolific writer-producer, initially joked that he would never work with his wife, Michelle Pfeiffer, who is a three-time Oscar nominee. However, he changed his mind when casting for his latest project, 'Margo's Got Money Troubles,' an Apple TV adaptation. The comedy-drama, set to premiere on April 15, follows the story of Margo, a recent college dropout and aspiring writer, who is the daughter of an ex-Hooters waitress and an ex-pro wrestler. The series explores her challenges with new motherhood and financial struggles. The casting process was reportedly straightforward, as the book on which the series is based was well-received by the cast and crew. Pfeiffer, who plays Margo's mother, praised the collaborative environment
on set, highlighting the natural rapport among the cast members.
Why It's Important?
The casting of Michelle Pfeiffer in 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' is significant as it marks a collaboration between her and her husband, David E. Kelley, a notable figure in the television industry. This project could potentially draw attention due to the couple's high-profile status and Kelley's reputation for creating successful TV series. The show itself, acquired by Apple TV in a competitive bidding war, reflects the streaming service's commitment to expanding its content library with high-quality productions. The involvement of well-known actors like Nicole Kidman and Greg Kinnear further elevates the show's profile, potentially attracting a wide audience and contributing to Apple's competitive edge in the streaming market.
What's Next?
As 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' approaches its release date, anticipation is likely to build among fans of the cast and those interested in Kelley's work. The show's performance could influence future collaborations between Kelley and Pfeiffer, as well as impact Apple's content strategy. Positive reception might lead to additional seasons or similar projects, while critical acclaim could bolster the careers of the involved actors. The series' themes of financial struggle and personal growth may resonate with viewers, potentially sparking discussions on related societal issues.
