First Trailer Debuts for Michael Caine and Aubrey Plaza Drama ‘Best Sellers’

Screen Media has released the first trailer for Best Sellers, an upcoming dramedy starring Michael Caine (The Dark KnightThe Prestige) and Aubrey Plaza (Dirty GrandpaParks and Recreation), as a very odd couple in the literary market.

Lucy (Plaza) is an ambitious young publisher who has inherited her father’s failing company. When she discovers they have a contract with Harris Shaw (Caine), a cranky, retired author who owes them a manuscript, she struggles to form a working relationship with the man. Eventually, they must begin to reconcile their differences to complete his final book tour and learn how to connect with a modern day audience of readers.

This film is yet another step in the more dramatic direction for Plaza, who has come a long way from her Parks and Rec days to star in a diverse range of content including Legion, Black Bear, and Ingrid Goes West.

The movie also stars Ellen Wong (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, which Plaza also starred in), Scott Speedman (Underworld), and Cary Elwes (SawThe Princess Bride).

Best Sellers marks the feature debut of director Lina Roessler and writer Anthony Grieco, whose script received a 2015 Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting Award, granted by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

The film is set to hit theaters and video on demand on September 17. The new trailer can be seen below:

Nacho Pajín: Nacho Pajín is a writer, filmmaker and visual artist with an innate passion for everything art and film related. Originally from Spain, he had his first contact with the entertainment industry when he decided to study an 8-Week Filmmaking Workshop in Florence, Italy. Three years later, he graduated with his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Filmmaking at New York Film Academy, Los Angeles. He watches all kinds of movies, but he is particularly enthusiastic about art house, horror and independent cinema. Trained in every area of filmmaking, he also enjoys writing, painting and photography. His ultimate goal is to become some sort of 21 century Renaissance man.
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