#good grief dan levy

[hypotheticallyhaunted]

"I trust you’re not running away? From him, I mean. My wife died 12 years ago this month. I ran. From her. From us. Physiology has a clever way of protecting us from what we perceive to be a threat to our bodies. Which is why the more we close ourselves off the less we feel. At that time, that benefitted me. I got on with it. Went back to school. Studied finance. Built up a successful business. Nice house. Good clothes. Never having desired anyone else. And you can survive that way. Until the usualness of it all starts creeping in. And the new life you’d built as a refuge begins to feel like a void. Because, as it turns out to avoid sadness is also to avoid love."

- Good Grief, dir. Dan Levy

[thequeereview]

Exclusive Interview: Good Grief star Arnaud Valois "telling very different stories about LGBTQ+ people is so important to me"

French actor Arnaud Valois garnered international attention and acclaim for his lead turn in writer-director Robin Campillo’s 2017 ACT UP drama 120 BPM (120 battements par minute), set in early 90s Paris during the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis, and was recognized at home with a prestigious César Award nomination for Most Promising Actor. His latest role sees him appear opposite Schitt’s Creek…

[pavlmescal]

2024 Film Diary ⤷Good Grief (2024) dir. Daniel Levy ⋆⋆⋆

[hudders-and-hiddles]

(re)watched in 2024: Good Grief

[kilimiria]

Good Grief (2023, dir. Dan Levy)

[tv-and-movie-quotes]

Good Grief (2023)

[nice-schitt]

Today’s the day! Hope everyone enjoys watching Good Grief. Think we’ll need some tissues…

[dk-thrive]

Isn't art a kind of commemoration of pain? Where does it go otherwise?

— Theo (Arnaud Valois), Good Grief (2023)

[londonspirit]

Good Grief | Official Trailer | Netflix

[mostlyinthemorning]

First pics from Good Grief (aka, Dan is trying to kill us).

More (less murdery) pics in this article:

[honeyimissjoo]

everyone is going through the same kind of experience, and everyone has doubts about themselves, and everyone has [some] kind of fears about their own capabilities.

i think there's this amazing thing about acknowledging that fact that you don't know what you're doing....and all you can do is try.

- Dan Levy on self doubt

[gingergofastboatsmojito]

Why are we even having this convo?!

I just saw Good Grief and I can’t believe we are still debating what a comedy even is in the year 2024.

IMO hilarious movie, dark humor, finesse and great timing yet it revolves around death, mourning, love and found family.

Rings a bell?

Who in their right mind would deny it’s a comedy, though? No one! It’s actually categorized as a dramedy by Netflix, which is definitely right on the money.

Noir comedy at its finest and an amazing cast, beautifully lead and directed by Dan Levy at the service of a great and realistic yet very sarcastic script (also written by Levy).

The soundtrack is basically all 80’s 🤯 #yesplease

Seriously, fuck off!

[marmitepasta]

Dan Levy and BTS Pics from Good Grief from Vogue

[mostunderratedawards]

Honorable Mention Male

Jamie Foxx in The Burial

Luke Evans in Our Son

Timothée Chalamet in Wonka

Glen Powell in Anyone But You

Michael B. Jordan in Creed III

Chinaza Uche in A Good Person

Dan Levy in Good Grief

John Ortiz in American Fiction 

[tv-and-movie-quotes]

Good Grief (2023)

[phantomprose]

Dan Levy is a gem 💎 ✨