On the brand-new Apple TV series 'Dear Edward,' Connie Britton sinks her teeth into a whole new challenge: portraying grief onscreen, with all of its attendant challenges.
, she sinks her teeth into a whole new challenge: portraying grief onscreen, with all of its attendant challenges.is the brainchild ofcreator Jason Katims, and the show shares some emotional DNA with the Texas-football classic, but it's far more of a tearjerker. Britton plays Dee Dee, a luxuriously decked-out housewife forced to confront the ugly side of life after losing her husband in a plane crash.
I really think that the world is in this kind of collective state of grief and loss following years of a global pandemic and a global climate crisis that is just crushing for people around the world, and I think there’s a profound connectedness to the fact that we all go through grief. My hope is that this show will give a sense of understanding to people around that, and let people know that they’re not alone.
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