“Chris comes from a strong background of comedy and has really extended his range with Ramy, which is utterly compassionate while never missing a comedic beat and we are incredibly excited that he has come on board to direct.”Īlso Read: Why 'Military Wives' Director Peter Cattaneo Wouldn't Call His Feel-Good Movie a 'Comedy' (Video) We are thrilled to be working with Vince again and can’t wait to see the chemistry he and Sharon will share on screen,” producers Levy, Levine and Cohen said in a statement. “Clay requires a nuanced performance as he is both incredibly charming and seriously flawed and with Vince’s ability to be exceptionally funny while at the same time highly affecting, he is perfectly cast in the role. Endeavor is representing worldwide sales and is introducing the film to buyers at AFM beginning next week. Shawn Levy, Dan Levine and Dan Cohen of 21 Laps are producing with Jen Dana of 3311, and 3311 will co-finance the project with Endeavor Content. As Holly peers past Clay’s bravado in a way no one else does, Clay begins to find the strength to pull out of his tailspin.Īlso Read: How Carrie Fisher's Death Became Sharon Horgan's Biggest Challenge for 'Catastrophe' Finale But just as his debilitating lifestyle begins to unwind his career, he crosses paths with a spirited woman named Holly (Horgan) who specializes in reclaiming lost, undervalued items for her antique shop. Charming his way through endless meals and long nights of drinking has finally brought his career to the tipping point of ultimate success.
“The Last Drop” is the story of a culinary show host named Clay Mason (Vaughn) who is the life of a never-ending party.
Storer will direct the film from a script by Brandon and Phillip Murphy and Elizabeth Chomko (“What They Had”). Endeavor Content will introduce the film to buyers at the American Film Market. Vince Vaughn and “Catastrophe” star Sharon Horgan are set to star in a romantic dramedy called “The Last Drop” from the producer of “Eighth Grade” and a director on the series “Ramy,” Christopher Storer.
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