Edward Burns isn’t merely known for his good looks in movies such as “Saving Private Ryan” (1998) and “The Holiday” (2006). Born in New York, this versatile talent has also ventured behind the camera to pen and direct a series of critically-acclaimed indie films. His latest project has attracted an impressive lineup of stars including Patrick Wilson, Benjamin Bratt, Gretchen Mol, Minnie Driver, Morena Baccarin, and Julianna Margulies.
During an interview for the movie “Millers in Marriage,” now playing in theaters and on digital platforms, she spoke highly of the writer-director while discussing the film. The complex marital drama centers around three grown siblings living in New York State who struggle with their relationships, each facing difficulties unique yet familiar to many viewers. Love triangles, infidelity, and unfulfilled dreams are some of the modern aspects of romance explored by Burns in this production, which Margulies found instantly appealing.
She expressed that when she read “Millers in Marriage“, it seemed to resonate strongly with many people. On the other hand, while working on “The Good Wife“, she didn’t feel the same way about her character Alicia Florrick connecting with a broad audience because that role was more specific and personal, as you know.
Burns: ‘Just The Best Guy Ever’
Margulies is likely to always be remembered as “the good wife” by TV enthusiasts, which isn’t a bad thing at all. The Emmy-winning series significantly boosted her fame in Hollywood, and during our interview, she reflected on how her extensive small-screen career, particularly from the long-running show, influences her current role with writer-director Burns. Interestingly enough, her character Maggie in Millers in Marriage might be one of her most captivating roles since her time on The Good Wife, as Margulies herself has noted.
After completing “The Good Wife”, I felt compelled to maintain the quality in my future projects. That’s how I stumbled upon “Millers in Marriage”. The script immediately captivated me. Additionally, I had a bit of familiarity with Ed, but we hadn’t collaborated before. I was well-acquainted with all his films and appreciated them immensely. However, I also knew many people who knew him personally, and they all echoed the same sentiment: “He’s simply an outstanding individual”.
As Margulies stated, “The more time I spend in this field, and the older I become, I find that the key aspect for me is enjoying the work itself, not just the final outcome.” He explained, “It’s the experience of making the film that truly matters. As soon as I received the script and met him, I was thrilled to be a part of it.” Millers in Marriage, produced by Republic Pictures, can now be seen in cinemas and on digital platforms.
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