Connie Britton Reveals the Deep Emotions of Here After & Dishes on New Reality Winner Movie
Sep 14, 2024
The classy Connie Britton is phenomenal in the new horror drama Here After, and also plays a mother in the new film Winner, a very different take on the infamous Reality Winner espionage case than Sydney Sweeney’s movie, Reality. Britton also speculates on the fictional future of her wonderful Friday Night Lights character, Tami Taylor. Here After hits theaters and digital platforms on Sep. 13, 2024.
In Here After, Claire (Connie Britton) is overjoyed when her daughter Robin is miraculously revived after a fatal accident. But her relief turns to dread as Claire notices changes in her daughter, suspecting something dark has followed her back from the brink of death.
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