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Widower | Suicide
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2014 | Jennifer
Feature Screenplay | 2013 | Patrick
Showtime Tony Cox Screenplay Competition | 2013 | Patrick
Best Screenplay | 2015 | Daniel
2015 | Jennifer
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Drama | 2015 | Jennifer
Best Actress | 2015 | Jennifer
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role | 2015 | Jennifer
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Low Budget Feature Drama | 2015 | Lindsay
Lead Actress | 2015 | Jennifer
Best Independent | 2015
Best Film | 2015 | Daniel
Feature Film | 2015
Budget 7,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 2,360,281 USD
Jennifer Aniston drew inspiration from her friend and colleague Stacy Courtney. Courtney worked as a stunt-woman until she was involved in a serious accident with her legs, which immediately put a hold on her career. She lived with chronic pain for years, and went on to receive 23 surgeries and became addicted to oxycontin. However, she didn't give up and later resurrected her career. She worked as a stunt coordinator on this film.
Jennifer Aniston does not wear any makeup in the film at all, except for the kind used to create her fake scarring and when Roy (Sam Worthington) comes to lunch in her house.
When Jennifer Aniston is at the pain specialist's office to get more pain medication, she mentions that her primary care doctor is a Dr. Shipman. A real Dr. Shipman was convicted in 2000 for his part in the murders of 250+ people. Many of them were his patients using overdoses of painkillers. He committed suicide in prison in 2004.
The screenplay for this film was featured in the 2013 Blacklist; a list of the "most liked" unmade scripts of the year.
Jennifer Aniston admitted in an interview, that she was not the first choice for the role and that she was only considered for the part, since another famous actress declined it upon reading the script. Aniston has not specified which actress originally was approached.
"Claire Bennett: Tell me a story where everything works out in the end for the evil witch."
"Claire Bennett: I'm not a stalker, at least not in the traditional sense. Roy Collins: I don't care either way; I'm not bothered."
