Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Synopsis
Legendary jazz pianist Bill Evans forms his perfect trio, recording two groundbreaking albums. Tragically, his bassist dies shortly after, leaving Evans devastated. The story follows Evans' journey to overcome grief and return to music.
Based on the novel ‘Intermission’ by Owen Martell.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of film
- Features
- Director
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Grant Gee
- Producer
- Janine Marmot, Alan Maher, Dyveke Bjorkly Graver, Andrea Ottmar
- Executive Producer
- Albert Berger, Greg Martin, David McLoughlin, John Wallace, Ron Yerxa
- Screenwriter
- Mark O’Halloran
- Principal cast
- Anders Danielsen Lie, Laurie Metcalf, Bill Pullman
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Supported by BFI UK Global Screen Fund (UK), Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland (IE)
Ireland, UK, Norway, US co-production
Hot Property Films (UK), Cowtown Pictures (IE), Eye Eye Pictures (NO), Bona Fide Productions (US)
Hot Property Films
47 Saint Charles SquareLondon
W10 6EN
Sales Company
Mister Smith Entertainment
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