General Hospital fans who have been patiently waiting for Tyler Christopher to step back into the role of Nikolas Cassadine will have to keeping waiting. But if you're a fan who just wants to see the Emmy-winning actor somewhere, anywhere -- you're in luck. The trailer for Christopher's new film Pretty Broken, has just been released.
"Pretty Broken is a story about a family trying to keep their head above water while being weighed down with the death of their most beloved family member," states a teaser for the film. "We all cope with grief and despair in different ways; maybe you've experienced this kind of loss or watched helplessly as someone close to you has stumbled through this dance. Pretty Broken follows our heroine, Lindsey Lou, as she tries to learn the steps after the death of her father. We're making this movie as a reminder that no matter how dark life may seem -- if you're willing to wait it out -- good things will appear on the horizon. Never lose hope and never give up on those you love."
Christopher plays the role of Jerry Carlyle, a former kids cable access TV show star who's now a self-proclaimed role model for his used car sales team. He uses one-liners and Southern charm to win over the ladies, which may or may not be successful.
The film is headlined by Days of our Lives alum Jillian Clare, who plays Lindsey Lou.
Pretty Broken has already been shot and edited, but the filmmakers have turned to Kickstarter to get the necessary funds needed for the final phase of post-production. which includes sound design, music, color grading, VFX, and other technological things that will make Pretty Broken look and sound pretty awesome.
The filmmakers have set a goal of $15,000 and are offering incentives to potential backers, which include having your name listed in the credits to production credits. You can learn more about donating as well as watch the film's trailer here.
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