The pair previously teamed to much acclaim on 2013's 'Enough Said'. Louis-Dreyfus will produce, as well as star in the picture, with Holofcener writing the script in addition to directing it, reports variety.com.
Here's the official logline "Beth is a New York novelist in an unbelievably happy marriage to Don, who loves her and supports her in every way. One day, when Beth overhears him admitting that he hasn't liked her writing in years, it threatens to undo all that's good in their lives."
The premise sounds right up Holofcener's alley.
The writer and director has shown a great talent for dissecting relationships and creating characters with relatable foibles and problems.
"This movie is the breath of fresh air our distributors have been waiting for in a comedy, and we couldn't be more excited to unveil this project with our longtime friends from Likely Story," said FilmNation Entertainment CEO Glen Basner.
"Nicole's and Julia's combined comedic talent will make for an irresistible and all too relatable film for moviegoers around the world.
"Nicole and Julia are masters of the modern human comedy -- stories where we can see our own awkwardness and blind spots in every well-intentioned character. As with their last collaboration 'Enough Said', 'Beth and Don' is a bright, bold tale of people trying to behave well, and failing hilariously at it," said Bregman.
Louis-Dreyfusa-is best known for her work on such seminal television comedies as "Veep" and 'Seinfeld'. She most recently joined the MCU, appearing as Valentina Allegra de Fontaine in both 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' and 'Black Widow'.
She has also wrapped production on A24's upcoming film,'Tuesday', which is described as a 'mother-daughter fairytale'. She will join Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy in an untitled comedy feature directed by Kenya Barris for Netflix.
Filming on 'Beth and Don' will begin in early spring 2022 in New York City.
Los Angeles, Oct 27
Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus and director Nicole Holofcener will reunite on 'Beth and Don', a new comedy about a novelist whose marriage starts to deteriorate after she overhears her husband offering up a frank assessment of her work.
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