Nicole Holofcener‘s much-anticipated new film, Enough Said, stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus and the late James Gandolfini in one of his final film roles. The two play a pair of divorced parents who begin dating after meeting at a party, bonding over the fact that each is sending a daughter off to college soon. Both Louis-Dreyfus and Gandolfini are delightful in their against-type roles: he’s a bear of a softie (Albert) who works in a museum of television history, and she’s a massage therapist (Eva) without any of Elaine Benes or Selina Meyer’s brashness in sight. They don’t seem immediately obvious as a couple, but their chemistry is palpable and things develop quickly, until doubts begin to plague Eva.
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Nicole Holofcener Talks Working With The Late James Gandolfini & Julia Louis-Dreyfus For ‘Enough Said’
