Naomi Watts On Tackling Villainous “Fear” In Post-WWII Drama ‘The Housewife’; Says”Man is the Most Dangerous Animal” — Toronto Studio
THE HOUSEWIFE Director: Ben Shirinian Screenwriter: Alyssa Hill Logline: The year is 1964. A very proper Hermine (Naomi Watts) and her hardworking husband Russel (Luke Evans) enjoy a seemingly normal life in New York City — until the fateful day Hermine meets The New York Times journalist Joseph Lelyveld (Tye Sheridan). Following a tip from […]
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