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Everyone, even the supporting characters, gets a nuanced personal journey.

The show isn’t afraid to get into the nitty-gritty of how our desire for connection informs our desperation for love, or how our past experiences shape our present anxieties. Luke and Angus also get wonderful subplots this season: Luke learns that he wants more in a relationship than just a one-night fling, while Angus worries about starting his future with his pregnant fiancée Holly (Klariza Clayton, “Fox Trap”). Thomas and Flynn’s performances and magnetic chemistry help capture the muddiness and awkwardness of their characters’ conundrum. The tricky conflict that stirs between Dylan and Evie - they love each other, but don’t want to ruin a good friendship - never feels flat. Underneath all of its whip-smart dialogue and zany cringe comedy, there is such heart within each character and their relationships to one another. The most refreshing aspect of “Lovesick,” and especially with this season, is that the subject matter is so utterly real and unapologetically honest. And unlike the previous two seasons, which depicted Dylan’s doomed affairs with women that led to his STD, season three of “Lovesick” focuses more on the roots of Dylan and Evie’s relationship and how it has blossomed over time. Meanwhile, Dylan’s other friends - the extroverted, philandering Luke (Daniel Ings, “Instinct”) and the neurotic, sprightly Angus (Joshua McGuire, “Cinderella”) - find themselves in their own romantic entanglements. Creator Tom Edge (“The Crown”) has crafted yet another array of episodes that will make you cringe, laugh and contemplate your own perception of love in the 21st century.Īfter reconciling with his girlfriend Abigail (Hannah Britland, “Rush”), Dylan struggles to conceal his feelings for his best friend Evie (Antonia Thomas, “The Good Doctor”), a will-they-won’t-they romance that’s as intensely complicated as Ross and Rachel’s. Starring the amazingly talented Natalie Victoria, M is for Marriage will also be included in the upcoming ABC’s of Death 2.5 anthology film released by Drafthouse FIlms.With a neat balance between snappy humor and poignant drama, “Lovesick” comes into its own in its third season. But if you want to sample a slice of Love Sick then look no further and check out Freeman’s short M is for Marriage. The film is currently completing development and moving towards production in Autumn 2014. It’s truly going to be a wonder to behold.”Īlso joining the cast are Augie Duke (Bad Kids Go To Hell), Andrew Sensenig (Upstream Color), Camden Toy (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), and Ruben Pla (Contracted, Big Ass Spider). I can’t believe that I get to be on the set when he unfurls the madness onto the screen.

I think I’m most excited to see Bill in a role unlike any other that he’s played. He immediately embodies the character and his previous work will give the viewer an idea of what to expect when it comes to the third act insanity.

Love sick cast movie#

Christian,” says Writer / Director Todd Freeman, “The fact that we have Bill attached to the movie is just mind numbingly cool. “The whole movie hinges on the character of Dr. Polluted Pictures has announced that another horror icon has been cast and we’re delighted to confirm that Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects, Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2) will also be joining the cast of Love Sick in the role of Dr. So when Freeman announced that he had cast Tristan Risk ( American Mary), Francisco Barreiro ( We Are What We Are) and horror icon Barbara Crampton ( You’re Next) we thought it couldn’t get any better, we were wrong. After falling head over heels for his short M is for Marriage, we were already hooked. For a while now we’ve been following the developments of director Todd E Freeman‘s upcoming film Love Sick.