Who would have thought that after the disaster that was 2001's Glitter that singer Mariah Carey wiuld have made another film? This one called "Tennessee"-much less that it has a distributor says Variety.
The moody drama centers on two lower-middle class brothers (Adam Rothenberg and Ethan Peck) who take to the road with hope to solve their economic and personal issues.
Along the way they meet and bring along a waitress (Carey) whose dreams of a singing career have been dashed by a bad marriage.
Directed by Aaron Woodley from a script by Russell Schaumburg features Carey performing the original ballad "Right to Dream," which she co-wrote with Willie Nelson.
"Tennessee" has to be better than Glitter? Right? Having already premiered at the Tribeca Film Fest earlier this year..
It will hit theaters this December.
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