Here Today (2021)
Here Today
”A veteran comedy writer forms an unlikely and touching friendship with a New York lounge singer.”
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Billy Crystal is one of those movie personalities that make anyone associate his name with light, fun and good movies to pass the time -- such as 'When Harry Met Sally', 'Analyze This' and 'Forget Paris'. Fortunately, the same happens in 'Here Today'. Here, we follow the story of a comedy writer who unexpectedly develops a friendship with a street artist (Tiffany Haddish, from 'Girls Trip'). It's the typical Crystal movie, who also takes on directing and adapting the screenplay from a short story by Alan Zweibel. Light, uplifting, inspiring. A movie that completes the actor's career well and shows how there are still unpretentious films out there.
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Veteran comedy writer Charlie Burnz forms an unlikely yet hilarious and touching friendship with New York lounge singer Emma Payge. Emma unexpectedly wins a lunch with the comedy legend, and their friendship gets off to an extremely rocky start. Before long, each finds in the other a sort of soul mate, forging a deep bond that kicks the generation gap aside and redefines the meaning of friendship, love, and trust.
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