Friends, family (many of whom can be seen in that crowd), and a huge crowd of Bostonians gathered at the theatre last night for the premiere of Certainty, with a QA after with Mike, director Peter Askin, actors Bobby Moynihan and Giancarlo Esposito, who were present, as well as the producers, production designers, the whole team. There was a big party afterwards at a nearby club, with appetizers, and drinks, and lots of conversation shouted above the loud music. Mum had driven up, my cousin Rachel was there, Uncle Terry and Aunt Diane, Uncle Tony and Aunt Marianne (proud parents!), my cousin Marianne (or, one of the Marianne cousins – lots of Mariannes in my family), Mike and Lisa, Lisa’s parents. While we will all see each other next month for the wedding, it was so exciting for all of us to be together on such a triumphant occasion. More to come.
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hi Sheila wonderful to meet you last!!
Dara – you too! Great job with Certainty – the look of the film is so authentic. Congratulations!!