The actress says that when she isn’t meditating, communing with nature or doing yoga, she’s actually finds time to do a movie or two, such as her new one, ‘Miss Conception.’
Heather Graham stars in “Miss Conception,” a comedy about making babies that opens Friday in L.A. Graham has appeared in “Boogie Nights” and “Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me,” and on TV’s “Scrubs” and “Arrested Development.” She called at midnight on a Saturday from Austin, Texas, where she is shooting “Ex-Terminators”; she was being driven to her trailer.
Is there a bit of post-strike chaos in your life?
I’m really glad, I support the writers getting what they want. It’s freaky when things shut down. But I’ve gotten into developing stuff, being a producer — so, I want to get into these things I love.
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Heather Graham is sitting down for an interview with SheKnows on June 3 and sent us two exclusive clips from her latest movie. “Miss Conception” opens in limited release June 6.
“Miss Conception” is the story of a woman in her mid-thirties (Heather Graham) who believes she is going through early menopause and insists on becoming pregnant at the quickest pace. As the tag line says, ‘She does not need Mr. Right, she needs Mr. Right Now.”
The film takes place in Britain and also stars Mia Kirschner. Note in this exclusive clips, Graham’s spot-on British accent. It seems the easiest of lilts to replicate, but to maintain over a 90-minute film is difficult to say the least.
As all of her friends come together to find her the perfect man to produce the perfect baby, plans go awry, hope arises and the entire time, comedy is never too far from the surface.
“Miss Conception” arrives in theaters June 6 and SheKnows sits down with its star, Heather Graham, on June 3.
Stay tuned for all the details on this funny and endearing film that is the perfect antidote to the summer movie explosions, robots and aliens. “Miss Conception” is the rarest of summer movies, it has heart.
Source: sheknows.com
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Heather Graham, Jennifer Coolidge, Matthew Settle and Amber Heard will topline the indie black dramedy “Ex-terminators.”
Film marks the feature directing debut of longtime “Scrubs” helmer and d.p. John Inwood.
Story revolves around three women who meet in an anger-management therapy group and decide to form a traditional business using very untraditional methods. Suzanne Weinert penned the screenplay.
Jay Michaelson, Lawren Sunderland and Weinert are producing the film, which is being financed by UTV Motion Pictures.
Shooting began last week in Austin, Texas.
Source: variety.com
