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Due - 5/25/2026.
CLICK ON THE NAMES FOR THE SIDES
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Shooting Dates- Mid June-
Houston, Texas
The Mother Of The Bride- When a bride-to-be’s dream wedding is derailed by a series of tragic “accidents,” a mysterious woman steps in to help—only for the bride to realize the stranger’s kindness hides a deadly obsession tied to her past.
CHARACTER SIDES
Female | Mid 20s to Early 30s | Black | Supporting
Emily’s best friend and maid of honor. Smart, funny, outspoken, and loyal. Rayne loves Emily like a sister and is one of the first people to sense something is wrong with Margaret. She’s the truth-teller in the room.
Must Play: Humor, attitude, emotional loyalty, suspicion.
Ideal Actor Energy: Scene-stealer with natural charisma.
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David ​
Male | Early 30s to Late 30s | Black | Supporting Lead
Emily’s fiancé. Handsome, dependable, loving, and level-headed. David genuinely wants to protect Emily, but he respects her independence. As Margaret’s influence grows, he becomes increasingly suspicious and determined to shield Emily before it’s too late.
Must Play: Charm, sincerity, protective strength, concern.
Ideal Actor Energy: Strong romantic lead with emotional maturity.
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Female | 50s to 60s | Black | Supporting
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David’s aunt. Warm, wise, nurturing, but highly perceptive. She immediately senses danger in Margaret and begins quietly digging into her past. Her instincts make her a threat to Margaret.
Must Play: Maternal warmth, intelligence, suspicion.
Ideal Actor Energy: Strong veteran presence.
Male | 40s- 60s | Black | Pastor
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Type: Warm, wise, traditional
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Description:
Provides thematic weight about family and legacy. His dialogue subtly triggers Emily’s emotional conflict.